Do you dream of country living—with the option to keep horses and farm the land—in a home that retains the authentic charm of the turn of the century? Then you have found the perfect place. It offers a fantastic residence where history, functionality, and quality of life come together in a peaceful setting. The genuine spirit of the early twentieth century lives on within these walls, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere that is hard to put into words.

A home for those seeking tranquility, history, and the chance to make the dream of country living a reality.

The property features a well-equipped outbuilding offering ample storage space; part of it was renovated about ten years ago and currently houses two horse stalls. The building is connected to both water and electricity, creating excellent conditions for keeping animals. Nearby, there is a fenced enclosure—currently used for rabbits—that could easily be adapted for chickens. There is also a storage building with a loft, providing plenty of storage space and a newly renovated root cellar. Additionally, the property has a dedicated well that can be used for garden irrigation. The main house welcomes you with a charming entrance porch leading into a spacious hallway featuring beautiful wooden floors and practical built-in closets. The kitchen has been carefully preserved, retaining the character and soul typical of older homes; it features a wood-burning stove with a water jacket, which creates a lovely atmosphere while also contributing to the home's heating. The ground floor also includes a bedroom, a utility room housing the geothermal heat pump, and a bright, pleasant living room featuring stylish finishes. The original wooden flooring lies hidden beneath the vinyl covering, ready to be restored.

The upper floor features beautiful wooden flooring and comprises three bedrooms—including one spacious enough for a double bed—a large living room, and a tastefully renovated bathroom (updated in 2024).

 

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Farmhouse

Year built: 1909

Rebuilt: 1982

Foundation: Concrete

Structure: Timber frame

Facade: Wood

Windows: Double-glazed

Roof: Sheet metal

Heating: Underfloor heating and water-jacketed wood stove

Other

2012 – New roof

2012 – Renovated section of the outbuilding

2014 – Geothermal heat pump

2014 – New roof on part of the outbuilding

2025 – New water supply from a deep-drilled well

Additional buildings: Outbuilding, earth cellar