About this house
This partially renovated detached house dating from around 1750 offers plenty of room to develop—whether for families envisioning an individual home or investors seeking a versatile property with development potential. Spread over three floors, the 190 m² of living space comprises seven rooms, two bathrooms and an additional 75 m² of ancillary space. A particular highlight is the light-filled connecting corridor with a conservatory-like character, as well as a well-maintained garden plot currently leased from the church, which can be taken over.
Versatile layout – for living, working and investing
The ground floor contains a separate living room, a kitchen and the bathroom, which is equipped with a shower and a bathtub. A separate utility area with connections for a washing machine and dryer is practical here.
At the end of the hallway, you reach the covered terrace behind the house. From here, you have direct access to the extension, which is equipped with a garage and an additional storage room. From here, you can also reach the two basement rooms, which were once used as a party room with a masonry bar and as a workshop.
Further ancillary space can also be accessed from the terrace. The former stable is currently used to store garden equipment.
Despite the need for renovation in the aforementioned ancillary rooms, totaling 75 m², they offer considerable potential for versatile use.
For example, the former party room could be converted into a stylish hobby room or wine cellar. The storage room next to the garage could likewise be transformed into a studio or ideally used as storage for a small business.
The upper floor offers two bedrooms, an office or children's room, as well as a separate guest WC.
The connecting corridor with a conservatory-like character is extensively glazed and offers a beautiful view of the garden.
The attic has already been converted for residential purposes and features another bedroom, a second kitchen and a bathroom—perfect for several generations living together.
Special features:
Historic building fabric with potential for individual design
Light-filled connecting corridor with a conservatory-like character
Leased garden plot
Two bathrooms + guest WC, seven rooms in total
Garage and basement
Additional ancillary space
Sufficient additional public parking spaces are available in the immediate vicinity.
Partially in need of renovation – ideal for buyers with practical skills
Location: Nature and infrastructure in harmony
The house is situated in a quiet location in Becherbach near Kirn, a small municipality in the Bad Kreuznach district. The surroundings are characterized by fields, forests and expansive meadows – perfect for anyone who appreciates a nature-oriented living environment. The nearest larger town, Kirn, can be reached in approximately 12 minutes and offers shopping facilities, schools and medical care. Kirn also has a regional railway station – ideal for commuters.
Conclusion:
A versatile house with a historic background, expandable areas and plenty of potential for development. Particularly interesting for families who enjoy designing and renovating, or investors with foresight.
Due to their age, the property documents are only available in limited form – we will be happy to provide you with all available information.
