Amidst an idyllic and peaceful natural setting lies this exceptional property, set on a generous plot of approximately 24,000 m². The unique combination of a historic residence, extensive woodland and meadow areas, and abundant privacy makes this property a rare opportunity for those who value peace, nature, and individuality.
Originally built around 1737, the building was converted into a holiday property in 1975 while retaining its distinctive historic and original character. Today, the property presents itself as a cosy retreat with considerable potential for individual development.
The extensive grounds comprise approximately 15,400 m² of woodland, around 7,600 m² of meadows and agricultural land, and approximately 974 m² of garden and building land. The spacious open areas offer a wide range of possibilities and convey an exceptional sense of freedom and closeness to nature. The combination of woodland, meadows, and the private residential area creates a unique atmosphere in which one can escape everyday life and enjoy the tranquillity of nature. Whether as a personal retreat, holiday property, or long-term project with individual design options, this property provides an exceptional foundation.
The house currently offers approximately 73 m² of living space on the ground floor and is particularly appealing for its rustic and cosy character. Upon entering, the historic building immediately conveys a warm, original atmosphere. At its heart is the cosy living room with a traditional corner bench and a kitchen stove, which can be used not only for cooking but also to provide comfortable warmth. Heating with wood underlines the authentic character and creates an original living experience that is rarely found today. The living space is complemented by a bedroom, a bathroom with shower and toilet, and a spacious hallway. A staircase leads from here to the upper floor, which has not yet been converted and therefore offers additional development potential. The possibility of creating further living or usable space opens up interesting prospects for future individual design.
Any such conversion would, of course, need to be reviewed with regard to the applicable building regulations and official requirements. The property also offers interesting advantages in terms of infrastructure.
The property includes its own well and a fibre-optic connection, providing modern internet access despite its nature-oriented location. Wastewater is currently disposed of via a cesspit; connection to the public sewer system is generally possible. A carport with space for two vehicles is available.
The interplay of history, nature, and development potential is particularly appealing. The historic building conveys an authentic and unmistakable character, while the extensive grounds with their woodland and meadows offer a high degree of peace and privacy. At the same time, the as-yet undeveloped upper floor provides further potential to adapt the property to one’s own wishes and needs over the long term.
This property is therefore far more than a conventional real estate offering. It is a place for people seeking a special living environment and who value nature, tranquillity, and individuality. Anyone longing for a retreat away from the hectic pace of everyday life, who appreciates the originality of a historic house and is looking for plenty of space for personal ideas, will find an exceptional opportunity here.
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