Historic shipyard house from 1876 - modernized, with terrace and garden

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About this dream house

Property Description

This listed shipyard house from around 1876 is a home for people who appreciate historic architecture, individual floor plans, and the special character of established buildings.

According to the current area calculation, the property has approx. 66.5 m² of living space. In addition, there is a storage room directly connected to the building with approx. 13.4 m² of ancillary space. The layout comprises a total of three rooms, a kitchen, a renovated bathroom, as well as hallway and circulation areas on two floors.

Various renovation and modernization measures have already been carried out in recent years. The interior walls and ceilings have largely been newly filled and painted. The bathroom has been completely renovated and designed as a compact, tiled wet room. Some of the plastic windows date from 2022.

The flooring in the kitchen and hallway as well as some other details still offer future owners the opportunity to bring in their own design ideas. Differences in level and steps typical of older buildings are part of the historic floor plan and emphasize the individual character of the house.

The approx. 183 m² plot offers a terrace behind the house and a manageable garden area. The plot size is pleasantly easy to maintain while still offering room for personal design and your own outdoor seating area.

A separate storage room provides additional space for bicycles, garden tools, or household items.

The property is aimed in particular at singles, couples, small households, and lovers of listed buildings who are not looking for a standardized new-build house, but a home with history and a distinctive atmosphere.

Due to the existing listed building status, no energy certificate is required.

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