House for sale 6+1 • 185 m² without real estate, Hesse

The house, built in 2014, impresses with a clear floor plan layout, bright rooms, and a well-thought-out living concept spread over two levels. The combination of solid construction, a heat pump, underfloor heating, controlled in-house ventilation with heat recovery, as well as a photovoltaic system with storage and a wallbox, offers high residential comfort and a contemporary energy quality.

Particularly attractive are the available design options: With full payment of the purchase price, the front external area can be completed, the interior rooms repainted, and the flooring renewed according to the buyers' wishes. Alternatively, taking over the property in its current condition at a reduced purchase price is also possible.

A special highlight is the high-performance photovoltaic system with a battery storage. Together with the wallbox, it emphasizes the sustainable and forward-looking character of the property.

The property is located in an attractive and family-friendly residential area in the Fulda/Petersberg region. The location combines peaceful living with easy access to shopping opportunities, schools, kindergartens, leisure activities, and the region’s major transportation routes.

• Solid construction

• Underfloor heating, air-water heat pump, and ventilation system with heat recovery

• Photovoltaic system of approximately 25 kWp with battery storage of about 9.6 kWh

• Wallbox for electric vehicles

• Fitted kitchen and outdoor kitchen

• Double garage, balcony, and generous terrace areas

• Very low final energy demand, energy efficiency class A+

The installation also offers a tangible economic benefit: In 2025, the household’s total electricity consumption, including the heat pump and two electric cars, was approximately 13,000 kWh. At the same time, approximately €1,700 was earned in feed-in tariffs, while the cost of purchased electricity was only about €1,100. This means that the system not only covered the total electricity demand but also generated a calculated surplus of about €600.