A house with three apartments and a holiday-letting history in Nonnweiler-Kastel
- Living area
- 254 m²
- Plot
- 1,153 m²
- Rooms
- 12
- Bathrooms
- 3
- Built
- 1933
- Condition
- Modernised
- Heating
- Pellet heating
- Tenancy
- Vacant — ready to move in
Description
A house for every eventuality: three apartments across 254 m², two of which were let as holiday flats while the owners lived on the ground floor. Every unit is self-contained — as a host apartment, for family, or to let.
The ground floor offers almost 97 m² with two bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen opening onto the 38 m² south-facing terrace, a study and a bathroom. The 82.80 m² first-floor apartment links two bedrooms through a sliding door and opens the dining room, kitchen and living room to one another. The top-floor apartment of 74.34 m² spans two levels, with a living room and cabrio window, an open kitchen-living space, two bedrooms and a work area.
The house has a full basement: boiler room with pellet central heating, hot water tank and silo, a laundry with WC, a dog-washing station and a workshop. From there you step straight onto the terrace.
The garden is this house's real asset. Fully fenced across 1,153 m², it is a sequence of retreats: the „Jägerstübchen" with its bar counter, grill oven and wood stove, a covered relax lounge, a quiet cabin, a barrel sauna with a solar shower, a hot tub, and two small carports for shade.
On condition: built in 1933, renovated from the ground up in 1997 and most recently in 2020. Roof and timber façade insulated in 1997, top-floor windows from 2020, pellet heating from 2012, two wood-burning stoves. Energy efficiency class E.
This property has been successfully sold.
Highlights
- Three self-contained apartments: 97 m², 82.80 m² and 74.34 m²
- Two units were let as holiday apartments
- 1,153 m² fenced garden with barrel sauna, hot tub and relax lounge
- 38 m² south-facing terrace off the kitchen
- Pellet central heating from 2012 and two wood stoves
- Workshop, laundry and dog-washing station in the basement
Specification
Size & rooms
- Living area
- 254 m²
- Usable area
- 90 m²
- Plot
- 1,153 m²
- Rooms
- 12
- Bathrooms
- 3
Building & technology
- Floors in building
- 3
- Built
- 1933
- Renovated
- 2020
- Condition
- Modernised
- Heating
- Pellet heating
Price & costs
- Purchase price
- €289,000
Terms
- Tenancy
- Vacant
- Reference
- 60#pb3nyS
Features
- Terrace
- Garden
- Cellar
- Parking space
- Fitted kitchen
- Fireplace
- Attic
- Storage room
Location
Exact address on request.
Energy certificate
- Certificate type
- Demand certificate
- Final energy demand
- 148.6 kWh/(m²·a)
- Energy source
- Wood pellets
- Year built per certificate
- 1933
Disclosed under the German Buildings Energy Act (GEG). The energy certificate itself is authoritative and is shown in the original at a viewing.
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