This impressive property, built in 1733, combines historic architecture, majestic elegance, and exceptional development potential. As soon as you enter, the unique atmosphere of this estate reveals itself: spacious, majestic corridors and overwhelming rooms tell of a time when architecture was still created with the highest craftsmanship.

An absolute highlight is the breathtaking, artistically preserved stucco ceilings, which give the rooms an unparalleled elegance and an exclusive character. These masterful stucco works are works of art and give the property a rarity that is hardly found today.

The original beautiful wooden floors radiate warmth and authenticity, while noble massive walnut doors impressively underline the historic charm. Every detail testifies to the highest construction quality and the love for traditional craftsmanship.

In addition to the representative living areas, the property also convinces with its exceptional secondary areas. A huge cellar, a spacious attic with diverse uses, a shed, a workshop, and three garages offer plenty of space for hobbies, collections, or future projects.

The extensive garden creates an idyllic oasis with plenty of privacy and invites you to linger. Thanks to the unique sun orientation, the living areas and the outdoor area enjoy an exceptionally pleasant sunshine and a bright ambiance throughout the day. The lovingly designed sundial on the facade underlines the uniqueness of this property.

Facts
Year of construction 1733
9 rooms, 3 wet cells
Plot 1236 m2, volume 3307 m3
Tile stove, wood stove, fireplace
Gas heating 92
Huge natural cellar
Large garden, shed, workshop
3 small garages
Attic (2 floors) can be expanded
Historic monument: particularly valuable

This overwhelming property is much more than a house - it is a piece of history that meets the highest standards with its impressive stucco work, majestic architecture, and unique character. A rare opportunity for lovers of historic properties who are looking for something special and appreciate the value of authentic architecture.