Hello everyone,
I am currently considering purchasing a planned semi-detached house with a plot of land (I have already written about this in another topic here). My question and concern is the following: it is a sloped plot (slight incline), so part of the basement can be used as living space facing west, which I really like. However, the garden at the back faces east. That means it is level but against the slope, so this part will be flattened. Now my question: does anyone have experience with an east-facing garden? It would still get light from the south (from the side). I am a bit worried it might be quite dark. Since I have never had an east-facing garden before but almost always a south-facing one, which was practically always too hot, I wanted to ask for your opinions. Thank you very much!
Best regards,
HubiTrubi40
I am currently considering purchasing a planned semi-detached house with a plot of land (I have already written about this in another topic here). My question and concern is the following: it is a sloped plot (slight incline), so part of the basement can be used as living space facing west, which I really like. However, the garden at the back faces east. That means it is level but against the slope, so this part will be flattened. Now my question: does anyone have experience with an east-facing garden? It would still get light from the south (from the side). I am a bit worried it might be quite dark. Since I have never had an east-facing garden before but almost always a south-facing one, which was practically always too hot, I wanted to ask for your opinions. Thank you very much!
Best regards,
HubiTrubi40
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HubiTrubi4023 Feb 2021 10:29Here are some better pictures... I have covered the neighboring houses. But you can see it clearly now. The view is from the street.
I have no idea what the pictures are supposed to show. Where is the other half of the duplex supposed to go? Who will be building it?
A proper site plan with the sketched house and/or an excerpt from Google Maps would be much more helpful. Ideally, with a north arrow.
Is the street oriented north, south, east, or west? Or in more precise directions like northeast, northwest, southeast, southwest?
I have never seen the plot. So, more information is generally needed to understand your situation.
A proper site plan with the sketched house and/or an excerpt from Google Maps would be much more helpful. Ideally, with a north arrow.
Is the street oriented north, south, east, or west? Or in more precise directions like northeast, northwest, southeast, southwest?
I have never seen the plot. So, more information is generally needed to understand your situation.
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Nice-Nofret23 Feb 2021 10:58... these pictures provide no useful information without scale or surrounding buildings – unless you are offering a round of crystal balls.
HubiTrubi40 schrieb:
here are better pictures... I covered the neighboring houses a bit. But you can already see it well there. This shows nothing at all, what’s the point of this?
There’s no need to cover neighboring houses – just look up the “Friesenhaus” ruling – I would only pixelate people.
A picture that only the person who took it can recognize has zero information value. This is nonsense.
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