Special house with history in a village with a view

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About this dream house

Property Description

The historic customs collector’s house of the Lords of Gimborn from 1756 is a place whose special charm makes one feel at home immediately.

Built in the traditional Bergisch style, with thick rubble stone walls below and slate-clad half-timbering above, it is not only beautiful, but also offers pleasantly cool rooms in summer and a good living climate all year round.

In the nine beautiful and bright rooms with special old doors and plank flooring, as well as the sunny, not overlooked garden, all family members will find their place to relax. Three bathrooms and a separate WC, as well as a utility room with access to the garden, complement the generous space on offer. The bathroom on the ground floor is designed to be barrier-free. Overall, barrier-free access to the property and into the garden is possible. Bicycles or items to be stored will find plenty of space in the historic vaulted cellar, which is also accessible at ground level from the street. A large attic that has not yet been converted offers further potential.

Through a separate entrance on the side of the building, it is possible to rent out part of the house as a granny apartment or to accommodate family members here. It is also ideally suited for an office or practice rooms.

The beautiful house is located in the center of Gummersbach-Berghausen, a village on the mountain surrounded by forests. Due to this special location, there is no through traffic here. Nevertheless, transport connections are excellent. Buses in all directions depart in the immediate vicinity; in just over 10 minutes you can be on the A4 or at one of the train stations.

A restaurant, a golf course, a hairdresser and small shops are located in the village, as well as a kindergarten. Primary schools and further shopping facilities are in the nearby area.

It is available immediately.

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