The property on offer consists of two distinctive half-timbered buildings from the 18th century, which were completely modernized in 1982 and converted for residential use.
As part of a comprehensive refurbishment, great importance was attached to successfully combining the historic building fabric with contemporary living comfort.
Particularly noteworthy is the opening up of the room structures, creating a spacious, modern living feel. The elaborate restoration of the original timber framework underscores the property’s unique charm and lends the rooms a warm, authentic atmosphere.
Spacious, light-filled living areas combined with the visible half-timbering create a special residential ambience and make these properties a unique retreat for lovers of historic architecture with high expectations of living quality.
The two Lower Saxon hall houses, as well as a generous carport area, are situated on an extensive plot of approx. 2,062 m².
The living area of the left building (House 1), at approx. 375.00 m², is distributed over 10 rooms, 4 bathrooms, a converted attic floor, as well as generous ancillary rooms, and offers a wide range of possible uses.
Via the main entrance, you enter the very spacious, open staircase hall, which leads directly into the so-called “Tenne,” a central living area from which the further living spaces as well as the open dining area are accessed. A special feature of this room is the large glazed window area with a view of the garden. In the middle of this room there is a large tiled stove, and in the adjoining living area an open fireplace that provides cozy warmth in winter.
Adjacent to the spacious kitchen are further separate rooms such as a utility room, ironing room, and a large cold room.
At the rear are a bedroom or office, dressing room, bathroom and guest WC, as well as the boiler room.
From the staircase hall you reach a mezzanine level with a large bathroom, a dressing room, and a sleeping area that is connected to the room below via a light-filled gallery.
On the upper floor there are additional sleeping and living rooms, two bathrooms, as well as a very large area reserved for future conversion.
The overall very high-quality fittings leave nothing to be desired, and the lovingly restored beams give the building its unique charm.
The second building also presents itself as an exceptional Lower Saxon hall house with unmistakable character and an impressive living area of approx. 325 m². It is scarcely inferior to the neighboring building in terms of spaciousness and living quality and combines historic charm with a well-conceived layout. The total of nine rooms are generously distributed over two levels and are connected by a representative staircase hall.
As soon as you enter the house, a spacious entrance hall welcomes residents and guests. From here, the generous kitchen, the staircase hall, and the open-plan living and dining area are accessed. The kitchen offers plenty of space for cooking together and convivial gatherings and blends harmoniously into the overall appearance of the house. The adjoining living area impresses with its different levels, which give the room a special dynamism and individuality. Large window areas create a bright and friendly atmosphere and open up the view of the cozy terrace. An open fireplace room creates a snug living atmosphere, especially in the winter months, and invites you to linger.
In the rear part of the house there was originally a wellness area with whirlpool and sauna. In the 1990s this was converted into a sleeping area with adjoining bathroom. Of course, this area could be used again as a wellness and leisure area within your own home.
The upper floor impresses with its spacious and well-thought-out layout. The master bedroom with integrated fireplace area has a large balcony with a wonderful view of the garden, creating a private retreat with a special ambience. This area is complemented by a dressing room as well as a separate bathroom. In addition, three further versatile rooms are available, ideal for use as bedrooms, guest rooms, offices, or hobby rooms. Another bathroom completes this level and ensures a high level of living comfort, even for larger families or guests.
After a possible subdivision of the plot, the houses could, under certain circumstances, also be purchased separately.
The successful combination of historic building fabric, generous room dimensions, and diverse usage options makes this house a special property. Together with the expansive plot, the terrace areas, and the nature-oriented surroundings, it offers an exceptional living experience that uniquely combines privacy, comfort, and quality of life.