House for sale 4+1 • 133 m² without real estate, North Rhine-Westphalia

This bungalow was built in 1973 in wood-frame construction with a very timelessly modern floor plan. This property was built by Fritz-Fertigbau GmbH, a company based in the Black Forest, in cooperation with a partner from OWL, and today, with over 60 years of experience in prefabricated construction, it is still active on the market (biodom-werkbau.de).

In addition to 134 m² of living space, you also have access to an approximately 35 m² conservatory. This was created by modern window elements that extend from the approximately 25 m² covered terrace.

On the outskirts of Rehme, you live very peacefully on a lightly trafficked residential street. Here, you can enjoy not only the good infrastructure in and around Rehme but also excellent transport connections. You will also surely appreciate the close proximity to the cycling and walking paths along the Werre and Weser rivers.

The overall finish is well maintained, although the wall and floor coverings are certainly in need of renovation. With the exception of one window, these were only replaced around 10 years ago. Electric shutters provide additional comfort. The living area is designed very openly. The kitchen, currently separated by floor-to-ceiling fitted cupboards and glass panels, can alternatively be designed as an open kitchen (for example, with an island) according to your preference. The existing fitted kitchen could be taken over on request.

Heating is currently provided by a functioning electric underfloor heating system and, for example, also allows for an energy-forward operation via a photovoltaic system. The fireplace in the living room offers an additional cozy atmosphere after the cassette has been exchanged and the unit has been recommissioned.

There is a cable connection in the house, and Vodafone currently provides internet access with download speeds of 1,000 MBit/s. The fiber optic connection is expected to be laid in the street in the near future.

The bathroom was newly refurbished a few years ago with a level shower, as was the guest WC. With the exception of the three steps at the front door and the fireplace niche lowered by two steps, the house is rather barrier-free. If needed, a step-free access to the house should be possible via the conservatory.

The garage, which is wide enough for one car, has an interior length of 8.5 m and offers a large storage area for bicycles or garden tools. A side door provides direct access to the garden.

Above the sleeping area of this bungalow, there is a walkable, though not convertible, attic. In the living area, however, the rooms are open all the way to the roof ridge, creating an exceptionally spacious feel.