About this house
This exceptional historic estate dating from around 1630 combines centuries-old building fabric with continuous, lovingly carried out modernization. Since its acquisition in 1995, the property has been extensively renovated with great commitment and craftsmanship standards and technically brought up to a contemporary level – always with the aim of preserving the original character.
The spacious plot opens up a wide range of possibilities for self-sufficiency as well – whether through growing fruit and vegetables, keeping animals, or creating a nature-oriented garden. The existing structure of the house as well as the number of rooms additionally provide ideal conditions for multi-generational living or combining living and working under one roof.
A basic renovation was already carried out in 1995/1996, during which key elements such as the electrical system, water and wastewater lines, as well as the heating system, were completely renewed. At the same time, the room layout was optimized, including the conversion of the attic, the installation of a staircase, and the creation of additional living space.
In the years that followed, the property was continuously further developed and modernized. Particular attention was paid to energy efficiency, living comfort, and the sustainable use of existing resources – for example through the renewal of the water supply with a spring water connection as well as the installation of a private small-scale sewage treatment plant.
Another milestone was the complete reroofing in 2016 as well as the installation of a modern pellet heating system with buffer tank in 2024. This combines contemporary heating technology with sustainable energy supply.
Numerous rooms were also renovated and modernized to a high standard inside – including the kitchen, bathrooms, and several living rooms. Today, the property offers a successful combination of historic ambiance, individual architecture, and modern living comfort.
A wide range of possibilities for self-sufficiency – whether through growing fruit and vegetables, keeping animals, or creating a nature-oriented garden. The existing structure of the house as well as the number of rooms additionally provide ideal conditions for multi-generational living or combining living and working under one roof.
The estate impresses with its evolved structure, the special charm of a house with history, as well as the many completedMeasures that enable long-term and flexible use.
