ᐅ Semi-detached house with 2-3 residential units

Hello,
I am new here and would like to ask if someone can explain whether it is possible to divide a semi-detached house into multiple residential units? Where is it regulated if this is allowed? What would be the procedure?
Thank you and best regards

This is regulated in the development plan!
Usually, it is the shared property that allows for two residential units. This means two semi-detached houses: a duplex, two semi-detached units = two residential units.
There are also semi-detached unit regulations permitting two residential units; however, these are quite rare because typically at least one parking space, sometimes two, must be provided per residential unit. This would mean four parking spaces for a semi-detached unit with two residential units, which is often not feasible.

Thank you!!
Would it be possible to pay a fee if not all parking spaces are available?

jojojo! schrieb:

Thank you!!
Could it be possible to pay a fee if you don’t have all the parking spaces available?

You need to check with your local municipality whether this is allowed.

If you want to build a multi-family house in a single-family residential area, there is an easier way to do it. Divide the plot of land officially and build a semi-detached house on each part, each with 2 residential units. This way, you will have a multi-family house with 4 apartments arranged as a duplex.

Sunshine387 schrieb:

So you end up with a multi-family house with 4 apartments as a duplex.

And at least 6 parking spaces. Which are often difficult to accommodate.

I recall a post where someone managed something like that. It was about building affordably, with exterior stairs for the upper floor.

I would like to ask @11ant for assistance.