Dream house to hand over!

The renovation was carried out by specialists from our family: Civil engineer, master carpenter, master tiler and paving layer.

The roof is new, insulated with 20cm hemp mats, the exterior walls with 10cm softwood fiber boards. All interior walls on the ground floor and first floor are finished with natural clay plaster, cream white, the exterior walls double. The climate in the house is open to diffusion, which means that moisture is exchanged at all times. This is noticeable and healthy. Mold has no chance with clay plaster. In addition, a decentralized ventilation system with heat recovery was installed on the ground floor and first floor.
The new triple-glazed windows with high quality and insulation value are a perfect match.

Heating/energy: the centerpiece of the house is a Brunner stove, 21 KW wood-burning stove, water-operated, to be fed with logs. The heated water around the stove is fed into the 1000 liter water tank in the basement, from where it is distributed in a 1000 liter water tank in the cellar to the 150 sqm FBH on the ground floor and first floor. This system is supplemented by 12 square meters of solar thermal energy on the roof. This means there are no energy costs for hot water from April to September.
Since 2020, a 6.4 kwp PV system with 11 kw storage has been supplementing the energy in the house.
Energy self-sufficiency is approaching 80%.
Conclusion: no fossil fuels such as oil or gas.
Very low ancillary costs, built for the future!
When it's around 40 degrees in the shade outside on the south-facing terrace in summer, we have around 20 degrees inside without air conditioning: amazing but true.

Let's take a tour. You come home from work in your electric car, open the spacious garage with the remote control, drive in and connect the charging cable of the power storage unit to the car. The battery will be full again tomorrow.
There is a water and PV storage tank behind the garage.
Then you go through the laundry room to the ground floor, past 4 rooms (together about 75 square meters of usable space), a vaulted cellar, storage room, an old, unrenovated bathroom and a workshop.
Upstairs in the hallway you look into the large living/dining room and the kitchen. (The floor is covered with oak parquet with the character of floorboards, dark smoked at the bottom, a good contrast to the light clay plaster, kept light at the top. (by Adler) Two arches as a passageway give a Mediterranean, Spanish flair. In the middle is the large, elegant stove with a tunnel view (glass doors on 2 sides).
The self-designed kitchen is dominated by large 4 cm thick solid red oak worktops, made to last. The Italian five-burner gas hob is brilliant for chefs.

From here you can step out onto the smaller south-west-facing terrace (10 sqm). Here the sun shines until 9 pm and longer in summer.
From the living room you can access the large terrace of 25 square meters. Further in the garden is another terrace, also 25 square meters, for barbecuing and playing table tennis.
Behind the house is a solidly built shed with a floor area of 20 square meters. It is used as a workshop, for bicycles and for the large stock of winter wood. (50cm oak pieces, dried for 3-4 years by one of the local timber farmers, sustainability from the Schönbuch forest is promised. The loft of the shed is also very spacious, accessible with a removable wooden ladder.
The 1500 liter rainwater cistern for watering the plants is located between the house and the shed in the garden.
What else?
First floor: 4 rooms plus bathroom with ventilation system also for humidity regulation with FB
Attic: with stairs to the attic, storage space, outside door to the "roof terrace".
Otherwise:
The central vacuum cleaner on the ground floor and first floor works cleanly, the collection container is far away in the basement.
The pears from the old pear trees are tasty, the flower bed is beautiful.