House for sale 7+1 • 138 m² without real estate, Schleswig-Holstein

"THE OLD HOSPITAL" (Private Sale)

The high-status heritage building, constructed in 1602, offers diverse possibilities in a charming, historic, and representative setting. This is the oldest house in the town of Tönning. In 1988 the building underwent a complete core renovation, bringing it to a nearly new state. Afterwards, the “Old Hospital” was used as a museum and, from 1999, as an architectural office. This remains its current use. The ground floor is bathed in daylight through its many large windows, and the lofty ceiling height creates a spacious feeling. The original ceiling beams and historic wooden posts with broad ceiling planks, together with the brick paving and partly wooden floorboards, create a warm and elegant ambiance. At present, reversible lightweight construction partitions and glass walls have been installed in the largest part of the ground floor. These can be removed without trace and allow for further diverse usage possibilities. The imposing attic is designed as an open space extending all the way to the ridge; the original beam structure is completely visible. The sloping roofs are clad on the outside with solid wooden planks. All windows and doors were installed to a very high standard in 1988 and are in good condition. Legally (building permit is available), the house is designated as residential (living area 138 m² + usable area 125 m²), but it can also be used commercially. The building part offered here is the east wing of the “Old Hospital of 1602”, and the condominium division has been completed. The property includes a plot share of 736/2 m²; an additional plot share (building land) can also be acquired. For further detailed information, please contact the seller. Private sale – no brokerage fee!

TÖNNING: Port city on the Eider, located on the EIDERSTEDT peninsula in NORDFRIESLAND, in close proximity to ST. PETER-ORDING on the NORTH SEA as well as the "Dutch town" of FRIEDRICHSTADT and the district towns of HUSUM (Nordfriesland) and HEIDE (Dithmarschen), NATIONAL PARK WATTENMEER.