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Forsberg2112 Nov 2024 20:25Hello,
We are at the beginning of planning a single-family house on our plot (on the outskirts of a city north of Munich) and I would like to get your opinion on the placement of the house on the property. The house is planned to have about 150 m² (1,615 sq ft) of living space.
Our plot (black outline on the plan) is 720 m² (7,750 sq ft), but it narrows to a point on one side. Currently, there is a small old house, a tool shed, and an old garage on the property, all of which will be demolished. So the plot will be fully available. The access is from the east via a path. On the plot to the west of ours, several multi-family houses might potentially be built in the coming years. The terrain slopes downwards to the west. The terrace is planned to be on the south side. A double garage would probably be best located on the north side, adjacent to the neighboring property.
How would you position the house? I am open to all suggestions.
Our consideration is whether it makes sense to build the house parallel to the western property boundary (29.3 m (96 feet)) or like the old house currently is, just somewhat larger or longer. Or possibly another arrangement might be better. As I said, we are still at the very beginning.
Development Plan / Restrictions
Plot size: 720 m² (7,750 sq ft)
Slope: Plot is flat, neighboring plot to the west slopes downward
Floor area ratio and plot ratio: No development plan available. The houses in the area have 2 full stories with pitched roofs
Number of parking spaces: -
Number of stories: -
Roof type: -
Architectural style: -
Orientation: -
Maximum heights / limits: -
Homeowners’ Requirements
Style, Roof type, Building type
Basement, Stories: 2 full stories + basement
Pitched roof
Number of occupants: initially 2 adults
Space requirements on ground floor: Kitchen/dining area, living room, guest toilet, pantry
Space requirements on upper floor: 3 bedrooms, walk-in closet, bathroom, storage room
Office: Home office
Open or closed floor plan: rather closed
Conservative or modern design: doesn’t matter
Fireplace: Yes (tiled stove)
Balcony, roof terrace: No
Garage, carport: Double garage
Preferred heating system: Heat pump, underfloor heating, tiled stove
Best regards
Robert
We are at the beginning of planning a single-family house on our plot (on the outskirts of a city north of Munich) and I would like to get your opinion on the placement of the house on the property. The house is planned to have about 150 m² (1,615 sq ft) of living space.
Our plot (black outline on the plan) is 720 m² (7,750 sq ft), but it narrows to a point on one side. Currently, there is a small old house, a tool shed, and an old garage on the property, all of which will be demolished. So the plot will be fully available. The access is from the east via a path. On the plot to the west of ours, several multi-family houses might potentially be built in the coming years. The terrain slopes downwards to the west. The terrace is planned to be on the south side. A double garage would probably be best located on the north side, adjacent to the neighboring property.
How would you position the house? I am open to all suggestions.
Our consideration is whether it makes sense to build the house parallel to the western property boundary (29.3 m (96 feet)) or like the old house currently is, just somewhat larger or longer. Or possibly another arrangement might be better. As I said, we are still at the very beginning.
Development Plan / Restrictions
Plot size: 720 m² (7,750 sq ft)
Slope: Plot is flat, neighboring plot to the west slopes downward
Floor area ratio and plot ratio: No development plan available. The houses in the area have 2 full stories with pitched roofs
Number of parking spaces: -
Number of stories: -
Roof type: -
Architectural style: -
Orientation: -
Maximum heights / limits: -
Homeowners’ Requirements
Style, Roof type, Building type
Basement, Stories: 2 full stories + basement
Pitched roof
Number of occupants: initially 2 adults
Space requirements on ground floor: Kitchen/dining area, living room, guest toilet, pantry
Space requirements on upper floor: 3 bedrooms, walk-in closet, bathroom, storage room
Office: Home office
Open or closed floor plan: rather closed
Conservative or modern design: doesn’t matter
Fireplace: Yes (tiled stove)
Balcony, roof terrace: No
Garage, carport: Double garage
Preferred heating system: Heat pump, underfloor heating, tiled stove
Best regards
Robert
Either a garage/double garage to the north or east. The exact location will be determined by the house floor plan. Please plan exactly as shown.
Personally, I would probably design it so that an interior courtyard forms behind the imaginary garages on the north side, creating a space that invites you to relax on hot summer days.
Personally, I would probably design it so that an interior courtyard forms behind the imaginary garages on the north side, creating a space that invites you to relax on hot summer days.
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hanghaus202314 Nov 2024 10:57Is there a zoning plan or development plan (building permit / planning permission)? If not, it is advisable to show some of the surrounding buildings.
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