House for sale • 360 m² without real estate, Saxony

The manor house was built in 1824 as an elongated building measuring 35 m x 10 m, constructed from brickwork, natural stone, and clay, with 20 rooms approximately 2.60 m high – extensive renovation is required. (The roof is watertight). Almost everything remains original, such as the vaulted cellar, 3 integrated stables with Bohemian barrel vaults on cast-iron columns, and the main entrance featuring a wide staircase with a balustrade. To the right is the head servant’s apartment, and to the left, via a long corridor, are 10 rooms for maids and servants. A natural stone fountain is present, as are the decorative enclosures of the manor owner’s entrance portal, excellent soil quality (Lommatzscher Pflege), and window jambs and frames made from sand-lime stone (masonry work), all in keeping with the simple beauty of the Biedermeier style. It is a rarity for enthusiasts.

However, extensive renovation is required – for example, renewing the windows and replacing 90 sqm of half-timbering with 36 cm brickwork. There are 360 sqm of usable floor area, 145 sqm of stable, approximately 350 sqm of hall-like attic (suitable for further development), about 50 sqm of vaulted cellar, and in total approximately 900 sqm of living and usable space.

The property is magnificent, covering 15,500 sqm, of which 5,800 sqm consist of the courtyard and manor garden and 9,700 sqm are fields with excellent soil quality. It is fully connected with fast internet available.

The property is located 10 km south of Riesa, 18 km west of Meißen, 35 km west of Dresden-Radebeul, and the Döbeln North motorway connection on the A14 (Dresden – Leipzig) can be reached in about 15 minutes.

Please make telephone inquiries only from genuinely interested parties at 01796032127. Since I travel a lot, email responses are rarely possible. Viewings are by telephone appointment. Sale by private contract.

For the renovation of the manor house for the new purpose of “residential use,” all permits are available. The land is part of the Lommatzscher Pflege, a very high-quality (loess) soil on which all kinds of plants can achieve optimal growth almost effortlessly, producing high yields – an extraordinarily valuable soil.