House for sale 7+1 • 210 m² without real estate, Lower Saxony

This spacious single-family house with approximately 260 m² of living space and 7 rooms is located in Frellstedt on a quiet hillside. The house has been outfitted with high-end features and includes 2 bathrooms as well as a guest WC. The condition of the house is of very high quality and well maintained. Underfloor heating has been installed in the bathroom and kitchen, and the living area has been equipped with high-quality parquet, with solid beech wood planks oiled.

The very generous living and dining area covers about 60 m², and a large terrace door leads to the very well-maintained, fully landscaped garden. Through a second terrace door in the fully equipped kitchen with a pantry, you also access the garden.

The house is fully basemented and has previously provided space for an office, guest room, sewing room, boiler room, wine cellar, and full bathroom.

The property covers 1,200 m². The house is ready for immediate occupancy, and we look forward to meeting those who value this beautiful home.

Frellstedt is a municipality in the district of Helmstedt in Lower Saxony. The area offers a quiet living atmosphere with good connections to the surrounding cities – also via the nearby train station. Shopping facilities for everyday needs, as well as doctors and schools, are available in the surrounding area. The nature in the area, such as the Elm and Elz forests around Frellstedt, invites outdoor recreational activities.

• Electric exterior blinds

• Floor-to-ceiling terrace doors and windows

• Underfloor heating in the kitchen, bathroom, and hallway

• Double garage with a hipped roof and sectional door

• 10,000-liter cistern

• Husqvarna lawn robot

• Photovoltaic system with 14.5 kW peak

• Masonry chimney for fireplace connection

• Terrace

Currently, the house is heated with oil. Offers for converting to a heat pump have already been obtained, as all conditions are particularly favorable.

The installation of a wallbox or a battery storage system poses no problem, as the self-produced electricity is the most cost-effective option for mobility.