House for sale • 370 m² without real estate, Lower Saxony

The spacious villa with panoramic views of the sunny Harz foreland dates back to the turn of the 20th century.

On three stylish levels—with a glass conservatory, balconies, and a veranda—it offers diverse possibilities for living, working, and vacationing.

On every floor, there are generous living spaces with kitchens and bathrooms.

Ground floor: four rooms, a living room, a dining room, a kitchen, and three bathrooms.

First floor: three rooms, an open-plan kitchen/living area, a conservatory, a balcony, and two bathrooms.

Attic: two rooms, a living room, an open-plan kitchen/dining area, and a shower bathroom.

On the mid-landing, two rooms with a view of the horse pond are available.

In the basement, there is a living/sleeping area with a shower bathroom, kitchen, and direct access to the garden—also usable as a wellness area.

Additionally, the cellar offers four rooms.

All construction work was carried out under the supervision of an architect using health-friendly, low-allergen, low-emission, and bio-building methods.

All floors are laid with oiled and brushed oak parquet planks, and the walls are finished with clay plaster and lime putty techniques.

In 2023, the roof was newly insulated and re-roofed, and the timber framing was painted with linseed oil-based paints.

In 2020, all wooden balconies were expertly renewed.

In 2017/2018, the entire building installations were modernized; that is, the electrical system was completely reinstalled from the house connection onward, the sewage pipes were renewed up to the main drains, the house water installation was completely renewed from the street side, and the heating system was overhauled.

The house is ready for occupancy.

Currently, the apartments on the ground and first floors are rented out as vacation apartments.

The villa is located in one of the best spots in Bad Sachsa. From it, you have a wonderful view of the nearby forests, over the small spa town, and far into the countryside towards the forests and mountains of the South Harz.

All construction work was carried out using health-friendly, low-allergen, low-emission, and bio-building methods. All floors are laid with oiled oak parquet that has been brushed, and the walls have been finished with clay and lime plaster.