The single-family home, built in 1996, impresses with a well-designed floor plan and a practical amount of living space in a quiet residential location. In 1998, the building was expanded to include a double garage with generous storage space in the attic.
On the ground floor there is a functional entrance area. The guest room with a shower room directly opposite is particularly practical and is ideal for visitors or use as a home office. The living room forms the central living area and features a fireplace as well as direct access to the garden. The kitchen also contains a traditional tiled stove cooker that can be heated with wood and coal.
On the upper floor there are three further rooms and a main bathroom. These rooms can be used flexibly as bedrooms, children’s rooms, or offices.
The basement offers additional usable space with a hobby room and a fitness room with underfloor heating and a pre-installed sauna connection. This provides excellent conditions for later use, for example as a wellness area. The utility room also has a high-voltage power connection, which is an excellent provision for installing a wallbox for your electric car.
A special highlight is the spacious, natural garden with a wide variety of trees. Among other things, it includes sweet and sour cherries, apple, quince, plum, peach, as well as hazelnuts, gooseberries, redcurrants, and other fruit varieties. This is complemented by an existing cistern for garden irrigation, enabling sustainable use.
The offer is rounded off by an existing fiber-optic connection, making modern work from home possible.
In conclusion, the house offers a successful combination of functional room layout, versatile possible uses, and close-to-nature living quality in a quiet setting.