Where history is at home

The Estate: Set on a generous site of approx. 15,000 m², the estate—comprising a manor house, the historic horse stable (left) and the former cowshed (right)—offers a solid basis for revitalization to modern standards. The manor house with its outbuildings was built in 1738. In 1985, the ensemble was entered in the list of protected monuments as an architectural monument. The Manor House: The majestic avenue with its impressive mature trees leads you to the elongated manor house built of fieldstone. With its representative façade and expansive views, the single-storey manor house provides the perfect setting for people seeking something extraordinary and wishing to enjoy history with timeless elegance. The main house has a total living area of about 380 m², approx. 330 m² of which is on the ground floor. The upper floor, currently approx. 50 m², is in a condition that allows a wide range of expansion possibilities. Ground floor: Upon entering the house, the spacious entrance hall welcomes visitors with a touch of aristocratic history. The floor is laid in the traditional black-and-white chequerboard pattern. A self-supporting wooden staircase leads to the upper floor. From the entrance area you reach the other rooms, fitted with high-quality parquet in an elaborate herringbone pattern. The dining room adjoins a spacious kitchen, which provides access to the cellar rooms with storage options. The impressive salon leads into the cosy fireplace room, from which an elegant exterior staircase leads directly into the extensive garden grounds. In addition to three further rooms, there is also a bathroom on this level with a freestanding bathtub and shower. Upper floor: Only approx. 50 m² have been finished out, with a WC and an office. Further expansion reserves are also available. Basement: The property has a full basement with rooms suitable for various uses. The total usable area of the basement is approx. 220 m². All rooms have daylight (windows above ground level). Some rooms have already been modernized. The heating system is also located here: an oil-fired central heating system from 1997. General: The ensemble was entered in the list of protected monuments in 1985 as an architectural monument. Benefit from the substantial tax advantages that listed-building protection offers to investors and owner-occupiers. The Historic Horse Stable: A particular jewel of this ensemble is the former horse stable. The charming building, located to the left of the main house, was constructed of traditional natural stone and offers a total area of approx. 270 m². Whether as excellent expansion reserve for a guesthouse, as a light-filled studio, or as a fitting place for your vehicle collection—this outbuilding is an architectural statement in its own right. In 2004, the roof structure was renewed and exposed. The authentic iron windows and the iron door bear witness to a bygone era. The building is not equipped with heating; however, empty conduits have already been laid. In addition, a water connection is available. The Historic Cowshed: The former cowshed is located to the right of the main house and offers a total usable area of approx. 201 m². While the main house retains its aristocratic splendour, the former cowshed was comprehensively transformed in 2008 to accommodate guests. This section of the building contains five rooms, each with its own sanitary area. Thanks to the existing infrastructure, this wing is ideally suited as an exclusive seminar venue or as an office wing. The building is heated via a liquefied-gas central heating system (Viessmann gas condensing boiler). Images in the Exposé may have been optimized or adapted using AI for illustrative purposes.