| Selling Price | 950.000 € |
|---|---|
| Courtage | no courtage for buyers |
Numerous renovation works were carried out in 2020 and 2021. The exterior of the building was extensively renovated in line with the preservation order.
Among other things
- Windows painted, 7 windows renewed (thermal insulation glass)
- Electrical wiring checked and partly renewed
- Kitchen: electrical appliances renewed
- Floorboards refurbished, sanded and sealed
- Original entrance door renovated
- Masonry checked, partially repointed with shell limestone
- Window lintels straightened and sealed
- Fence system (frieze fence) made
- Exterior water pipe laid
- Thatched roof renovated
- Excavation work on the entire property (disposal of tree roots/stones/garbage)
- Approx. 15 old, rotten trees felled
and much more. A detailed list is available.
Miscellaneous:
- Gas heating Junkers BJ 1998
- Garage in separate building (built approx. 1992)
Notes on monument protection:
Since 2020, the front part of this building, the original construction of the main house, which was built in 1911, has been entered in the list of cultural monuments. The Schleswig-Holstein State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Kiel and the Lower Monument Protection Authority in Husum are responsible for this.
The aim of monument protection is to preserve the surviving monument stock in the long term.
There are good reasons to invest in a listed property. When you buy a listed building, you can be sure that you are buying something unique, something special. But you also benefit from various advantages. For example, you can receive subsidies for renovation and refurbishment measures. The possible additional expenses for listed properties can be claimed against tax. The annual property tax can be reduced by around 15%. And: you are not subject to the requirements for energy-efficient renovations.