Custom building ensemble on the Rhine floodplains

Located in the immediate vicinity of the Rhine floodplains and only a 10-minute walk from the popular Lörick lido, the original 19th-century farmstead now presents itself as an ensemble of two interlocking residential buildings. The former stables were removed; a residential wing including a small accessory apartment from the early 1960s was retained and expanded in 1995 by an additional new structure. The private driveway along a historic brick wall already hints at the wonderful seclusion this property offers. The plot, situated directly on the boundary with Meerbusch, is bordered to the west by a tree-surrounded industrial monument and to the north by the extensive green spaces of the Rhine floodplains. An unobstructed view of nature is therefore guaranteed for the future as well. Charming, screened inner courtyards both in front of and behind the building were created by the offset arrangement of the two structures and provide additional discretion. The older building includes a basement room of approx. 10 m², and the oil-fired heating system serves both parts of the property equally. A complete refurbishment or demolition of the approx. 130 m² older unit is recommended, whereas the western approx. 150 m² building section from the 1990s requires only modernization. This section includes, among other things, two spacious bedrooms and a generously converted attic with a panoramic window. In the event of new construction, please note the mandatory boundary development toward Bonifatiusstr. 97 and its building line. The site offers an impressive prospect for the construction of a generous single-family home or an attractive semi-detached development. An ideal retreat for couples and families alike to realize their dream of living close to the city, in the midst of nature, with maximum privacy and individuality. Feel free to see for yourself during a viewing—you are warmly invited! Images in the Exposé may have been optimized or adapted using AI for illustrative purposes.