The 5.5-room Flarzhaus from the 19th century was completely renovated in 1985, largely preserving the basic structure and historic facade. Particular attention was paid to building ecology and biology.

The total of 130 m² of net living space is spread over two floors: entrance, living, kitchen/dining and study on the ground floor, as well as three rooms and a bathroom on the upper floor.

The living area on the ground floor is exclusively reserved for living. Cooking and eating take place in the living kitchen with its cozy chimney oven. The winter garden with an additional 11m² is attached to the living kitchen, which, thanks to the expansion, could actually be counted as part of the living area.

On the upper floor, the three rooms offer areas of 11 m² to 19 m². They, like all other rooms, radiate a pleasant living atmosphere. The bathroom meets today's requirements and is equipped with a bathtub, double sink, toilet, and urinal.

The attic is not yet developed. With around 60 m² of space, it leaves room for many ideas. The house is not basements, but with its ancillary rooms, it offers sufficient storage space.

I would be happy to show you this charming Flarzhaus during a viewing.