A home that grows with life

There are houses that are far more than four walls. Houses that grow with their residents, adapt to different stages of life and create a home filled with memories over many years. This exceptionally well-maintained residence, built in 1995, belongs precisely to this rare category. It was planned and built by the current owners themselves and has been meticulously maintained, continuously modernized and lovingly preserved since its completion. To this day, it conveys an atmosphere of warmth, generosity and modernity.

The heart of the house is the impressive living and dining area, which extends across the entire width of the property. Floor-to-ceiling window fronts and additional glass roof elements let in an exceptional amount of daylight and create an almost seamless connection between the interior and exterior. The spacious terrace offers views of the lovingly established garden and creates a special sense of living, with plenty of peace and openness. The stylish solid-wood fireplace forms the focal point of the room, harmoniously dividing the living and dining area while creating a cozy atmosphere. The open-plan kitchen blends elegantly into the living concept and invites residents to cook and spend time together. The adjoining conservatory ideally expands the living space and is equally suitable as a home office, studio or light-filled retreat.

The first floor comprises the spacious primary bedroom with a custom-built fitted wardrobe and en-suite bathroom, two further rooms, a modern shower room and an additional room ideally suited as a dressing room or storage room. The second floor offers three rooms, two of them with balconies and wonderful views of the garden, along with a shower/bathroom and an additional shower room. The converted studio in the attic, with its own bathroom, is ideal as a guest area, teenager’s floor or home office.

One of this property’s particular strengths is its exceptional versatility. Originally designed as a two-family house, it can easily be divided back into two residential units thanks to its two separate staircases and the existing kitchen connections on the second floor. This makes the house equally suitable as a spacious single-family home, a multigenerational residence or a combination of owner-occupation and rental use.

The well-conceived architecture, exceptionally well-maintained condition and diverse potential uses make this a home that grows with its residents and adapts effortlessly to different stages of life.