House for sale 6+1 • 118 m² without real estate, Baden-Württemberg

No, Grandma’s house is not a new build but rather a well-preserved, cozy prefabricated home from the '60s. It’s always been nicely maintained, but “stylish” is another matter. There’s a subtly overgrown garden, floral wallpapers that are just calling out for a painter, and oak parquet flooring that would look even better if freshly sanded.

In other words: you might initially choose to turn a blind eye and move in. Or, you could hire a painter (or roll up your sleeves yourself) for a week or two, while everything else gets done later. Or you could go all out with the complete package: new triple-glazed windows everywhere, PV panels on the roof, and a generous sliding door from the living room into the garden.

On the ground floor, you have almost 100 m² of living space, and in the basement there’s an additional roughly 20 m² bright room with a balcony door leading outside, plus two hobby rooms.

Our house is located on a tiny residential street with friendly neighbors and complete peace and quiet. A one-minute walk takes you to a small pathway where you can stroll between fruit trees and grain fields. Let your children play in the spacious garden or explore the world.

Leaving our garden door and going in the opposite direction, you’re only a few steps away from a regularly serviced bus stop. By car, you’re in Wiesloch in no time—or in about fifteen minutes at the Neckar riverbank.

The Joint Valuation Committee of the Southeastern Rhein-Neckar district estimates a land value of €600.00 per m². Real estate professionals say that the location and plot size create the value of our offering.

The property’s equipment is “unmodern,” but functional. It’s better if you renovate it yourself—you know your favorite colors, maybe prefer carpet (which isn’t available here), or perhaps even want to rearrange the room layouts:

Technically, the house is a timber-framed building on a solid, brick, fully surfaced, and dry basement. On the main living floor, alterations can be made with relatively little effort. The exterior walls were insulated with Isofloc in 2002, the ceiling of the upper floor is insulated, and since 2012 the heating basement has been home to a Wolf condensing boiler.