Listing No. 8215-26-2
4.5-room single-family house with large plot in Hallau
Some houses tell stories – this one particularly so. In the wine-growing village of Hallau stands a single-family house that once served as a restaurant and is still shaped by this eventful past. Whoever moves in here takes over a piece of village history with a distinctive character – combined with modern living comfort and much potential for the future. On a generous plot of 1,026 m², the property offers 131 m² of net living space and around 316 m² of usable space, which was partially renovated in 2014.
In the basement, the impressive vaulted cellar still bears witness to its former use as a restaurant: consistently cool and damp, once used for food storage – ideal for conversion into a wine cellar or party room. Additionally, there is another cellar room of 33 m² and a separate technical room for hobbies, a workshop, or storage.
On the ground floor, a fully functional tiled stove impresses, with colors that match the existing parquet flooring perfectly. On the upper floor, you will find two bedrooms, a bathroom with a bathtub, and ample storage space under the sloping roof. On this floor, an attached shed ("Grenier") leads to the attic and offers interesting potential for expanding the living area.
A generous outdoor area in front and behind the house creates space for garden design, the cultivation of fruits and vegetables, or animal husbandry – ideal for families and nature lovers.
A modern air-water heat pump heats the house via radiators and partially via underfloor heating in the kitchen, entrance hall, and bathroom on the ground floor.
Behind the house, two spacious, recently renewed garage boxes are included in the offer, supplemented by sufficient outdoor parking options.
With its historically significant substance, versatile expansion possibilities, and generous garden, this house is a rare opportunity for buyers looking for a home with character.
Some houses tell stories – this one particularly so. In the wine-growing village of Hallau stands a single-family house that once served as a restaurant and is still shaped by this eventful past. Whoever moves in here takes over a piece of village history with a distinctive character – combined with modern living comfort and much potential for the future. On a generous plot of 1,026 m², the property offers 131 m² of net living space and around 316 m² of usable space, which was partially renovated in 2014.
In the basement, the impressive vaulted cellar still bears witness to its former use as a restaurant: consistently cool and damp, once used for food storage – ideal for conversion into a wine cellar or party room. Additionally, there is another cellar room of 33 m² and a separate technical room for hobbies, a workshop, or storage.
On the ground floor, a fully functional tiled stove impresses, with colors that match the existing parquet flooring perfectly. On the upper floor, you will find two bedrooms, a bathroom with a bathtub, and ample storage space under the sloping roof. On this floor, an attached shed ("Grenier") leads to the attic and offers interesting potential for expanding the living area.
A generous outdoor area in front and behind the house creates space for garden design, the cultivation of fruits and vegetables, or animal husbandry – ideal for families and nature lovers.
A modern air-water heat pump heats the house via radiators and partially via underfloor heating in the kitchen, entrance hall, and bathroom on the ground floor.
Behind the house, two spacious, recently renewed garage boxes are included in the offer, supplemented by sufficient outdoor parking options.
With its historically significant substance, versatile expansion possibilities, and generous garden, this house is a rare opportunity for buyers looking for a home with character.
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