Bungalow with potential – space for new ideas in a peaceful location in Seeheim

This detached bungalow, built in 1975, is situated on a plot of approximately 461 m² in a pleasant, quiet and established residential area of Seeheim-Jugenheim. The building now shows clear signs of age and would benefit from comprehensive renovation. Depending on the new owners’ plans, constructing a new building on the spacious plot is also generally conceivable, providing ideal conditions for creating something entirely new according to individual preferences.

Built as an OKAL prefabricated house, the property impresses with its single-storey design and spacious layout. The living and dining areas form the centre of the house and open directly onto the terrace and outdoor area. The separate kitchen is directly adjacent to the dining area and, as part of a modernisation, also offers the opportunity to rethink the layout. In addition to the master bedroom, there are three further rooms that can be used in a variety of ways as children’s bedrooms, guest rooms or offices. A bathroom, a separate guest WC and further practical ancillary rooms complete the accommodation on the ground floor.

There is also considerable potential outside. Various garden and open areas surround the bungalow, although they are currently only partially used. The mature planting already provides plenty of greenery and privacy. At the same time, the existing areas could be restructured to create additional seating and terrace areas or a modern garden design, for example. The partially sheltered, almost courtyard-like area in particular offers plenty of scope for individual ideas. A carport and the covered access to the house complete the outdoor area. The sheltered area in front of the entrance also provides practical storage space, for example for bicycles or gardening equipment.

Below the bungalow is a solidly constructed, fully basemented area offering a surprisingly large amount of additional space. Several basement and utility rooms provide room for hobbies, a workshop, storage or household tasks. A special feature is the former swimming pool in the basement. The spacious indoor pool is currently out of use and therefore offers various possibilities—from potential reactivation to a completely new use and redesign of the area.

The fittings, technical systems and energy standard no longer meet current requirements; however, this also provides the freedom to redesign the house entirely and without compromise.