Superb farmhouse dating from 1841 with great potential

Engel & Völkers offers you this magnificent farmhouse combining old-world charm with impressive potential for various projects. The farmhouse was built in 1841 on a plot of ±25a 73ca in the peaceful village of Rippig. The total area is ±658 m² and the ±253 m² of living space is divided between the main farmhouse and the very pleasant small guest house on the right-hand side. A renovation project to transform the property into a multi-generational home incorporating the barn (on the left side) has been underway since 2020, with all the necessary permits in place, including the agreement of the INPA (National Institute of Architectural Heritage) to install new windows, both in the walls (between the old ventilation shafts) and in the roof in the form of dormer windows (Velux). The main house has four bedrooms. The attic has already been partially converted (new roof, Velux windows and insulation) and there are plans to add one or two additional bedrooms. The ground floor of the main house was renovated by the previous owners in the 1990s and consists of a traditional entrance hall, a dining room of ±15.9 m² and a living room of ±16.32 m² (with beautiful ceilings and old parquet flooring), a kitchen (new oven and new dishwasher) and a beautiful room of ±18.12 m² used in the 19th century as a traditional kitchen with an open fireplace and an old bread oven, both still in working order. There are two toilets on this level. The ceiling height is 2.56 m. On the ground floor, other layouts are possible by incorporating the adjacent rooms that were used as a ±26.44 m² workshop (on the right), a ±13.88 m² milking parlour, a ±33.53 m² cowshed and another ±47.96 m² cowshed (on the left). There is a garage for one car and enough space to create more if necessary, for example in the canopy next to the entrance gate to the property. The house is currently heated by oil and radiators. The roof structure and roofing are in good condition. Most of the beautiful garden with its old fruit trees faces south (±15.5 acres) and east (±4.3 acres), entirely in a protected area / Hab-1 and partially buildable.