Allotment garden house on own land for year-round living in the green

Dream property with year-round designation: Your retreat with garden and scope for design

This detached garden house on its own land in the Frohsinn allotment garden combines the tranquillity of nature with the flexibility of year-round living. On a main plot of around 305 m², supplemented by an approximately 23 m² green strip in front, a home with a sunny orientation, mature trees and plenty of room for your own ideas awaits you. The house has a solid core, but the existing need for renovation offers ideal opportunities to realise individual ideas in the design.

Room layout & interior

The residential usable area of approximately 124.15 m² is clearly distributed over two levels. The ground floor forms the heart of the house: The spacious living-dining kitchen offers plenty of room for everyday life and creates a direct connection to the outdoor area. A bathroom including WC completes this level. On the upper floor there are two well-proportioned bedrooms and a second bathroom with WC. The balcony, accessible directly from upstairs, opens up a sweeping view of the greenery.

Outdoor area & garden

The approximately 227 m² garden faces south-west and guarantees optimum sunshine into the evening hours. The spacious terrace in front of the house invites you to relax outdoors. Various fruit trees give the garden an established, natural character. A practical shed behind the house is available for garden equipment and additional storage space.

Basement & substance

The house has an approximately 35.33 m² basement, which provides valuable storage space. Due to its construction, the basement has always had natural ground moisture. This makes the room ideally suited as a cool storage area for provisions or planting accessories, but it also provides the basis for targeted renovation and drying measures as part of the adaptation for presence and living.

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Note pursuant to the Energy Performance Certificate Submission Act: An energy performance certificate has not yet been submitted by the owner or seller, despite our informing them of the generally applicable obligation to submit one and requesting its preparation. Therefore, at least an overall energy efficiency corresponding to the age and type of the building is deemed to have been agreed. We assume no guarantee or liability whatsoever for the actual energy efficiency of the property offered.

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