History meets the future - a characterful residential house with an annex and development prospects. This property is a historic half-timbered house with an attached outbuilding, which looks back on a construction history dating back to the early 19th century. The building has been extended several times over the years and was last renovated in the 1990s.

Today, the property presents itself as a versatile residential object with two separate units. On the ground floor, there is a self-contained annex, while the main apartment extends over the upper and attic floors.

A special feature is the attached barn, which can be developed according to the guidelines of the heritage conservation and thus offers additional development potential.

The property is also located on a quiet street in a dead-end street without through traffic, which guarantees a high level of privacy and living quality.

The object is aimed at buyers who appreciate the character of historic buildings and at the same time see the opportunity to realize individual living space with development prospects.

Kreuzlingen TG is located on the shores of Lake Constance and borders directly on the German city of Konstanz. With around 23,200 inhabitants, it is the second-largest city in the canton of Thurgau. Kreuzlingen convinces with high living quality, diverse shopping possibilities, a rich cultural and sports offer, and the proximity to nature.

Kindergartens, primary and secondary schools are located directly in the city. For higher education, numerous regional and cross-border offers are available. The active club life, attractive leisure activities, and the Lake Constance shoreline make Kreuzlingen particularly family-friendly.

The communal tax rate is 64%. The total tax rate is 241% for non-denominational individuals (evangelical 257%, Catholic 256%, as of 2024).

Thanks to the train station with regional connections, good motorway access, and the immediate proximity to Konstanz, Kreuzlingen is perfectly connected - an ideal place to live for people who want to combine urbanity, nature, and international location.

The building was constructed in traditional half-timbered style and features a characteristic mansard roof. The exterior appearance is characterized by the typical facade structure, wooden shutters, and historical construction details, which are preserved within the framework of heritage conservation.

The roof structure dates back to the construction period and was supplemented during earlier renovations. The building is partially basement and has various ancillary rooms such as laundry rooms and technical areas.

Inside, significant adjustments have been made over time, so that the original surfaces have been largely replaced. The current equipment no longer meets the current standard in parts and thus offers room for modernization and individual design. The condition can be overall classified as solid.

The outbuilding offers additional area reserves and, in agreement with the authorities, opens up interesting possibilities for expansion or alternative use.