House for sale • 240 m² without real estateLeipziger Straße 50, , Saxony-Anhalt

The construction date of the house is believed to be around 1900. However, there has always been a residential building on the property, as the first mention according to the city archivist of Kemberg dates to around 1840. The house was acquired by the current owner in 2015. The ground floor was converted and renovated for living and working between 2015 and 2018. A new gas heating system was installed, and electrical and water pipes were newly laid. New interior doors were fitted. The rooms have been occupied since April 2018.

On the ground floor there are 2 office rooms, 2 bedrooms, 1 living and dining room, 1 kitchen, 2 bathrooms with showers, and a hallway. In the annex there is also a production kitchen, a storage room, and a workshop. There is access to an earth cellar from the inner courtyard, which houses the house connections for the local supply and disposal systems.

The work, sleeping, and living rooms are carpeted. The hallway, bathrooms, dining room, and kitchen are tiled.

The exterior walls of the house are made of masonry; they are rendered and painted, with a rendered base. The wooden windows are new and feature double glazing.

The upper floor has not yet been renovated, although stabilization measures have been carried out. It is planned to have 4 rooms, a living and dining room, and 2 bathrooms. Additionally, a large communal room is planned in the annex of the house.

The workshop area can be heated by either a separate gas heating system or a combustion stove. Above the workshop is a large storage room. When the house was still a farmstead, the space was used as a hayloft. The exterior walls feature clinker-exposed masonry.

On the property (464 m²) there are 2 garages with a storage room (accessible through a leaning ladder), built presumably around 1950. The exterior walls are made of masonry and wooden boards; they are partially rendered and painted. The interior walls are masonry; they are rendered and painted, and the property has single-glazed wooden windows as well as double-leaf wooden gates.

The property boundaries are completely paved with natural stones and in-situ concrete. The majority of the property is enclosed by adjoining buildings and masonry with an entrance gate.

Kemberg is a small town in the Wittenberg district in Saxony-Anhalt. The town is situated on the northern edge of the Dübener Heide Nature Park. It is traversed by the Kemberger Flieth (also called Fliethbach), which originates from the heath. Kemberg is a former market town, and due to the integrity of its preserved cityscape, it is of urban planning significance. The offered property is located in the historic city center. Lutherstadt Wittenberg is 14 km away and has an ICE train station, from which the major cities of Leipzig, Halle, and Berlin are easily accessible.