Historic farmhouse offering unobstructed Alpine panorama views in the Allgäu

The property, located on the outskirts of the Ostallgäu municipality of Seeg and dating from 1875, combines historic architecture with considerable potential for expansion. The former farmhouse comprises a two-storey main residence with a converted attic, a large-volume threshing floor directly adjoining it, and the original stable area. Thanks to its completely unobstructed peripheral location bordering extensive natural and meadowland, the entire property enjoys uninterrupted panoramic views of the Allgäu Alps.

The main residence offers a flexible layout with approximately 150 m² of living space. A small traditional natural cellar in the partially underground level and a private well on the property underscore the estate’s self-sufficient character. Externally, the residential section features a classic Alpine architectural style, with a white-rendered façade and regionally typical green wooden shutters. Newly installed double-glazed spruce windows from 2012 provide contemporary thermal and acoustic insulation.

In 2011, all electrical installations and the light-filled bathroom were comprehensively renovated. The bathroom features large-format tiles, a level-access shower and ceiling-mounted infrared heating; hot water is supplied by an electric instantaneous water heater (2011). A technical highlight of the living area is the innovative heating concept: an infrared ceiling heating system with 24 heating elements and intelligent KNX building control, combined with the green-glazed tiled stove in the living room, provides pleasant radiant heat. In addition, the rooftop photovoltaic system (26.64 kWp), with a feed-in agreement running until 2031 and guaranteed remuneration of 28.74 ct/kWh, generates predictable income to minimise operating costs.

A key development feature of the property is the potential for expanding and converting the agricultural areas. The high-ceilinged threshing floor, with 231 m² of floor area and self-supporting timber structure, together with the stable accessible at ground level, offers excellent scope for creating modern residential lofts, multigenerational living concepts, studios or workshops.