Built in 1906, this charming country house combines the Bavarian Heimatstil with contemporary living comfort and reveals its very special character at first glance. The wraparound wooden balcony, with its meticulously restored carvings, lends the property an unmistakable elegance and bears witness to the high quality of craftsmanship from bygone eras. The house is not a listed historic building. The wood-clad roof truss, featuring loggias on both sides of the ridge, creates light-filled retreats with a special charm and underscores the building’s authentic country house character. Spanning a living area of 168 m², the home features six spacious rooms—including four bedrooms and two bathrooms, one of which is finished in marble—that provide ample space for a sophisticated family life.
As part of the renovation work carried out since 1975 and the most recent modernization in 2010, the high-end finishes were carefully updated to meet contemporary standards without compromising the building’s historic charm. High-quality flooring—sisal carpeting on the upper floors and terracotta tiles on the ground floor—along with recessed lighting that casts a warm glow, adds stylish accents to each room and creates a welcoming atmosphere.
To ensure your daily comfort, the home features a built-in kitchen, two fireplaces, and a spa area, among other amenities. The well-maintained garden with mature trees invites you to enjoy relaxing moments outdoors, while the double carport, basement, and storage room provide ample storage space and practical convenience. Heating is provided by a reliable gas heating system installed in 2010, and the living areas feature radiant floor heating.
