House for sale • 120 m² without real estate, Thuringia

Here awaits a half-timbered, three-sided courtyard in need of revival. If you can imagine rolling up your sleeves, the property could become a sanctuary.

By today’s standards, the house would likely require a complete renovation. Rooms can be enlarged, and a very spacious attic could also be developed. Perhaps even a granny flat could be created...

The access to the property also allows larger vehicles to pass through, such as construction vehicles or medium-sized trucks.

Inside the house, doors, windows, and the electrical system need to be replaced.

The roofs of the house and the barn were re-covered in 2015, the courtyard was repaved in 2018, and the roof of the stable building was re-covered in 2022. The gable side was re-clad in 2025 after the neighbor had demolished his barn.

The property offers space for ideas; even keeping animals is possible.

Behind the courtyard, a large garden provides room for creativity and garden dreams.

There is much to be done, but before long, you could be living in your very own, self-designed home.

Connection to the sewage network is available. The basement is dry, and there are two chimneys in the house.

Incidentally, the property is only very partially visible from the street, so you can enjoy your privacy despite its central location if you wish.

This is a large property in the center of a small town. Road construction has been completed and the costs have been paid. Everything you need on a daily basis is available in town. There are connections to bus and train services within walking distance, a motorway connection 3 km away, and a federal road as well. The nearest larger town is 10 km away. A site plan is attached.

The pure land value amounts to €38,000. The asking sale price should be considered a negotiation basis. With the purchase, you obtain "developed building land."

Thus, the buyer can decide whether to opt for a complete rebuild or a gradual, step-by-step renovation.

There is one drawback: large pieces of furniture such as wardrobes and shelves still remain in the house and would need to be disposed of. In the barn, there is a functional, professional laundry wringer that may need to be removed.