House for sale • 180 m² without real estate, Hesse

This well-kept single-family house is located in a prime and desirable residential area of the village on a rise toward the forest. Among its many features is a generous garden featuring mature trees.

On the property you will find an enormous cherry tree (approximately 15 m tall, about 10 m in diameter) as well as numerous other shrubs and trees. The terrace – and indeed the house itself – is oriented to the southwest so that the garden and house are bathed in light all day (with the front garden/east/road side receiving morning light, and then the garden/terrace facing south/southwest).

The property is almost completely sheltered from view on all sides by abundant plantings. The rear end of the plot is bordered by a roughly 2-meter-high stone wall facing the next road. In addition, the back part of the garden can be used as a second building plot.

The property also includes an annex building (with electricity; formerly used as a dovecote or chicken coop) that serves as a boundary to the northwestern adjacent properties. This structure can be used as a workshop, storage shed, or summer house. In addition, in the rear third of the garden there is a former dog kennel equipped with electricity and a water connection.

Besides the garage with an electric door and two parking spaces, one can access the garden directly from the street/Garage side via a covered passage/storage room at the closed front side. The property is located in a green and quiet area at the edge of the village.

Schröck is located about 8 km from the district town of Marburg to the southeast. In the village there is a primary school, a bakery station, and a daycare center. A large supermarket (Edeka) and a gas station are approximately 5 km away, with additional shopping opportunities in the surrounding area as well as in Marburg.

The historic half-timbered town with its picturesque Landgrave Castle is characterized by a vibrant student population with many cafés, restaurants, and a wide range of cultural offerings (Hessian State Theatre Marburg, museums, libraries, cinemas, etc.).

The University and the Marburg Hospital on the Lahnberge are about 4 km away (approximately 10 minutes), the town center about 8 km (approximately 15 minutes), and there is an hourly bus connection from the village to Marburg, where you can also find a railway connection.

Via the B3 or A45/A5 highways you can, for example, reach Frankfurt in about 60 minutes, and Kassel via the B3/A49.

The ground floor is designed in an open concept. From the entrance area, visitors are led into the hall, which opens through an arched gateway and a marble step into the spacious living room with views of the terrace (with natural stone) and the garden.

The dining room is also open to the left towards the corridor, which connects the bathroom, kitchen, and two children’s rooms. These rooms are fitted with carpet that is in need of renewal, underlain by unglued hardwood parquet flooring.

To the right are the bedrooms and a study. In the entrance area and corridor there are large built-in wardrobes. The entrance, hall, and living room are fitted with large floor tiles.

The living room features a fireplace with a glass door, which can also be used as an outdoor fireplace on the garden side.

On the upper floor there is a large living area with views over the garden, a very spacious and light-filled bathroom (to the east), and a study (to the southwest). To the north, the house features an attic space that can potentially be developed.

The house has a partial basement and is fully furnished. Most of the furniture can be taken over if desired. Garden tools as well as two lawn mowers, a scarifier, and other equipment can also be taken along, as is the case with various household appliances (washing machine, dryer, chest freezer).

- Garage extension, garden-side dormer ca. 1980

- Terrace/covered area renewal ca. 1985

- Street-side dormer conversion, new roof on the building in 2010 or 2011

Viewing appointments/inquiries: by arrangement.