This exceptionally well-maintained house combines clear architecture influenced by the Bauhaus school with a highly pleasant, family-friendly living environment. Four bedrooms provide ample space for parents, children and guests, or for a separate study.
The open, light-filled dining area forms the centre of the ground floor. It leads into the spacious living room, followed by the heated conservatory, which extends across the entire width of the house at more than 5.5 metres wide.
Large rooflights and elegant aluminium sliding doors allow plenty of daylight into the rooms and create a seamless transition to the garden. Located directly adjacent to the dining area, the Poggenpohl kitchen combines high-quality fittings with well-considered functionality and practical everyday usability.
The staircase and bathrooms also benefit from cleverly positioned rooflights, which provide pleasant, natural illumination. Upstairs, a further conservatory on the garden side adds to the living space. To the front, the single-storey flat-roofed development opposite affords a surprisingly open view.
The spatial efficiency characteristic of Bauhaus architecture defines the entire house: clearly structured, efficiently used areas combine with a remarkably generous living atmosphere. This creates a balanced interplay of spaciousness, comfort and everyday practicality, defining the home’s exceptional quality of living. Large basement rooms with high ceilings provide additional space for storage and other uses.
Overall, the house presents itself as a thoughtfully designed family home with four bedrooms, light-filled living areas and architecture that harmoniously combines functionality with a high quality of living.
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