Tradition meets panorama - detached house in log construction with a view of the Inn Valley

Situated in a picturesque hillside location in the charming village of Ranggen in Tyrol, this beautiful Tyrolean house showcases traditional log construction. Built in 1988 by the renowned carpentry firm Fankhauser from the Zillertal, the home impresses with its authentic Tyrolean style. The solid concrete foundation is limited to a specific section, emphasizing the original character of the wooden structure. The house offers a living space of approximately 139 m², including a separate apartment. The spacious upper-level living area features a traditional tiled stove with a bench, providing cozy warmth and inviting relaxation. A charming bay window adds character to the space, creating a special atmosphere. The kitchen, a master bedroom, a children's room, and a bathroom with separate sanitary facilities are also located on this floor. The wooden fixtures in every room reflect the craftsmanship of traditional woodworking. The entrance area downstairs leads through a cloakroom and up a staircase into the main living space. The lower level also includes technical rooms and ample storage space in the basement. Additionally, the ground floor features a practical separate apartment with its own private entrance from outside. This area, with an open-plan living and kitchen space as well as a bathroom, is ideal for guests or as a private workspace. Originally included in the initial construction, this unit covers approximately 28 m², as per the floor plan. The beautifully landscaped garden with a terrace is a paradise for those seeking tranquility and for gardening enthusiasts. It offers not only a cozy barbecue area, a garden shed, and raised garden beds but also spectacular views of the surrounding mountains. Furthermore, the spacious plot of approximately 1,188 m² provides the potential for additional construction in the rear section, allowing for future expansions and additional living space. The property is heated by a gas boiler and features partial underfloor heating. A garage with an additional storage room completes the offer and provides space for one vehicle. This Tyrolean house in Ranggen is a true gem for lovers of traditional architecture and alpine living. The natural wood harmonizes beautifully with modern accents, creating a unique ambiance that blends warmth, character, and contemporary comfort. It is a place to relax, unwind, and fully enjoy the beauty of the Tyrolean Alps while remaining well connected to transportation networks.