ᐅ Additional cost for plot with a “significant drawback”

Hi,

I’m asking on behalf of a friend who, by a lucky coincidence, was allocated a plot of land by the local municipality (application process/point system).

Here is some information:
- Total of 24 plots
- Price: 206€/m² (about 19 USD/ft²) fully serviced
- Allocation decided by the municipal council; evaluation of application forms -> point system -> order of plot selection
- North-facing slope
- Defined building envelope (house + garages including ridge direction / exception for the central section)
- Maximum budget 650,000€ (about 695,000 USD) including the land
- Approximately 150m² (1,615 ft²) of living space planned (not necessarily with a basement)

If there is still a “suitable” plot left during allocation, which one would you choose and what approximate costs would you expect…
Attached are the plots in question.

Thanks for your opinions

The title should include the term plot...

The north arrow is missing....the plot sizes would also be interesting.

stoecklj schrieb:

If there is still a "suitable" option available when awarding the contract, which one would you choose?

Silly question. What does your acquaintance prefer? A large plot of land or a smaller, easy-to-maintain one? Morning or evening sun (where is north)?

North is at the top.
Unfortunately, he cannot choose the plot beforehand... he has to take whatever is "left"... hence the question about your favorites.

Whether the plot costs €140,000 all in or €120,000 all in does not matter then.

The sizes are indicated in the plans, for example "F- 540" next to parcel 20.