House in need of renovation with barn

Room for dreams, projects and rural idyll!

This historic single-family home was built over 100 years ago on a plot of approx. 732 m² in the charming Weinviertel. It has aged and is ready for a complete renovation. The property is designated as a building and agricultural area

(BA).

The residential house in need of renovation has a living area of approx. 120 m². The original year of construction could no longer be determined, as there are no documents on file in the building records. The only document available here is the building notification from 1988 for the installation of a new entrance door.

Layout of the residential house:

Spacious entrance area, converted into a living space, a total of 4 rooms (which can be used flexibly as bedrooms, living rooms or studies), a kitchen, a bathroom and a separate WC. The building is heated by individual solid-fuel stoves.

In addition, former stables with a usable area of approx. 100 m² are available, which are ideal for use as a workshop or storage space. An absolute highlight is the impressive barn with approx. 140 m² of usable area, located at the rear of the property.

Due to the age of the property, neither plans nor original building or occupancy permits are on file with the municipality. It is assumed that the property has legal building status (presumption of a condition compliant with the permits). There is no development plan. Any future additions or new construction will be subject to the provisions of the Lower Austrian Building Code, in direct consultation with the municipality of Großharras.

Currently, wastewater from the rain gutter is still being discharged into the wastewater sewer. According to information from the municipality, this situation must be changed in the future, as rainwater must be discharged separately into the stormwater sewer.

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