Multigenerational house with 3 separate residential units, roof terrace and development potential in Mettmach

This residential house can be used in many ways. Three separately accessible units make it an ideal home for families who want to bring several generations together under one roof. At the same time, each family member retains their privacy. Whether parents, children and grandparents, adult children with their own living area, or a combination of owner-occupancy and renting: the house offers plenty of scope to shape living arrangements according to your own ideas, including living and working under one roof.

There is a total of approx. 270 m² of living and usable space on two floors. The house was built in 1950 and extensively renovated in 2005. The extension was added in the same year and now contains the new-build unit (Top 3). The building is of solid construction.

Old building, ground floor (Top 1): The unit faces the street and has approx. 88 m² of living and usable space, with its own garden and terrace.

Old building, upper floor (Top 2): The unit has its own north-facing staircase and comprises approx. 90 m² of living space and approx. 15 m² of staircase and entrance area. It also includes an approx. 100 m² roof terrace above the new building. The unfinished attic can be accessed from here. It is approx. 120 m² in size and offers the potential to create approx. 100 m² of usable space.

New building (Top 3 and Top 3.1): The unit is approx. 81 m² in size and has a separate entrance. Accessibility was taken into account in some aspects of the planning and construction, so only limited alterations would be needed if required. From the living room, you can access an approx. 15 m² terrace and the beautifully landscaped garden of approx. 285 m². Top 3 also includes an additional approx. 21 m² unit with an entrance hall, bathroom and room. It is ideal as a guest room, office or studio.

Building services and features:

• Central pellet heating, with hot water supplied by the heating system
• Double-glazed plastic windows
• Garage and parking space

Rental situation:

• New building (Top 3): currently rented; the rental agreement has already been terminated.
• Old building, ground floor (Top 1): currently rented. The tenants have stated that they intend to vacate the apartment in the near future. No notice of termination has been given to date.
• Old building, upper floor (Top 2): vacant and available immediately.

This means the entire house can be occupied by the owner at short notice or rented out anew without restrictions.

Notes:

• The shed on the property has not been approved by the building authority.
• The roof terrace currently does not have adequate fall protection. It is the buyer's responsibility to install it.

All information is provided without guarantee; the area figures are approximate.

The agent is acting as a dual agent.