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
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
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hanghaus20233 Sep 2023 10:36jojojo! schrieb:
Thanks!!
Would it be possible to pay a fee if not all parking spaces are available?This is often regulated in the municipality’s parking space ordinance.
hanghaus2023 schrieb:
I remember a post where someone managed something like that. It was about building cheaply, with external stairs for the upper floor. I'll ask @11ant for help.You are confusing me with someone else; walking on water was done by another user. Sadly, I don’t have the ability to link to vanished threads. But that was a good one; if I remember correctly, by @i_b_n_a_n.https://www.instagram.com/11antgmxde/
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jojojo! schrieb:
Would it be possible to pay a fee if not all parking spaces are available?What does the zoning plan say _initially_ about the idea of the multi-family house? Trying to put the cart before the horse does not help if it is not even allowed in principle. There are conditions for buying out parking spaces that, in my opinion, do not apply in purely residential areas since parking capacity must be provided there.
What is the main purpose: apartment rental, shared housing, developer offer, or self-planned property (also read all warnings about uncoordinated semi-detached house construction with the keywords Goalkeeperthread, Mitkellerer/Ohnekellerer etc.)?
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ypg schrieb:
What does the zoning plan say _initially_ about the idea of the multi-family house? Trying to start from the back of the horse doesn’t help if you don’t even know whether it’s generally allowed. I would have looked into that first as well. Where I am, the zoning plan also includes specifications on the number of dwelling units per building. So that’s where I would look first. (For example, for a semi-detached house, the rule is usually one dwelling unit, but two are exceptionally possible “provided one is of minor importance compared to the main apartment.”)
@jojojo! Do you have a zoning plan where you are, and are there any regulations regarding the number of dwelling units?
Otherwise: From the original post, I’m not even entirely sure whether the semi-detached house is going to be newly built or already exists. Since we’re in the house building forum, I’m assuming the former for now, but the question as posed didn’t make it completely clear to me.
Well, @11ant is, as always, remembering correctly ;-)
My brother and I built two semi-detached houses with two residential units each (so, four apartments) on two plots of land. In total, we have five parking spaces and still plenty of garden space. The plots together are about 640m² (7,000 sq ft) in size, which is rather small, and we managed to create approximately 300m² (3,230 sq ft) of living area. The upper floors are each accessed via external stairs, with the technical installations outsourced to an external room located on the boundary.
Affordable? I believe so, but others might see it differently. In retrospect, of course, it was definitely economical with interest rates below 1% and plenty of grants (KfW, etc.). This project was in Münsterland (North Rhine-Westphalia) and complied with the relevant state building regulations (one parking space per residential unit...).
Unfortunately, the very detailed thread about this has been deleted.
My brother and I built two semi-detached houses with two residential units each (so, four apartments) on two plots of land. In total, we have five parking spaces and still plenty of garden space. The plots together are about 640m² (7,000 sq ft) in size, which is rather small, and we managed to create approximately 300m² (3,230 sq ft) of living area. The upper floors are each accessed via external stairs, with the technical installations outsourced to an external room located on the boundary.
Affordable? I believe so, but others might see it differently. In retrospect, of course, it was definitely economical with interest rates below 1% and plenty of grants (KfW, etc.). This project was in Münsterland (North Rhine-Westphalia) and complied with the relevant state building regulations (one parking space per residential unit...).
Unfortunately, the very detailed thread about this has been deleted.
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