A house full of possibilities—spacious, full of character, and close to nature

This detached, fully basemented single-family home from 1963—expanded by the sleeping-wing extension in 1972—impresses above all with its exceptionally generous architecture and a sense of space that is rarely found today. Approximately 260 m² of living space comprise a total of nine rooms, four bathrooms, a guest WC, and two balconies. The layout, with a spacious ground floor and a separate self-contained apartment on the upper floor, offers a wide range of uses—ideal for large families, multi-generational living concepts, or combining living and working. The house is in need of renovation, yet it has remarkable structural substance and an unmistakable character. Inside, generous room proportions meet high-quality features such as parquet and natural-stone floors, as well as a fireplace that creates a special atmosphere both in the living area and on the terrace. The former swimming-pool extension has already been professionally removed and sensibly integrated into a separate sleeping wing. A true highlight is located in the attic: the roof structure, measuring around 65 m², impresses with a ceiling height of up to four meters and, thanks to existing windows and pre-installed electricity and water connections, offers exceptional potential for a spectacular studio or loft conversion. This creates an area of special quality with great design freedom. Building services are supplied by an oil-fired heating system installed in 2005 and recently comprehensively overhauled. Most windows and doors still date from the year of construction and, as part of modernization, offer the opportunity to further develop the house technically and in terms of energy efficiency. Particularly rare is the property ensemble itself: in addition to the approx. 931 m² garden plot with two garages, it also includes directly adjoining farmland of a further 1,139 m². The unobstructed view into the adjacent landscape conservation area lends the property exceptional tranquility and opens up a wide range of possibilities—up to and including private keeping of animals or horses directly at the house.