Grand, former parsonage, built in 1801 – a listed building, with funding opportunities and tax benefits.

Dating back to 1801, this stately former vicarage boasts a unique character and generous living space. This impressive property combines historical charm with exceptional spaciousness and a wealth of original features. We are seeking new owners who appreciate the unique qualities of this property and will enjoy bringing it to life. The property is ideally suited for a large family, lovers of historical architecture, or for representative use, such as an office. It is also excellent for keeping animals. The property was built as a substantial half-timbered house made of oak, set on a solid sandstone foundation. The approximately 240 m² of living space is spread over two full floors, as well as an converted attic. The space is complemented by a large attic, several basement rooms, and a charming, solid-built garden house with electricity, water, and sewage connections, a fireplace, and its own attic. Two sides of the house feature exposed timber framing, while the other sides are protected by a renewed wooden shingle facade with ecological insulation. Original wooden shutters, historic doors, elaborate wood paneling, and a stylish wooden staircase with turned balusters characterize the interior of the house. High ceilings, spacious rooms, exposed oak beams, and solid walls give the building an impressive presence. A well-tempered vaulted cellar, along with numerous details in wood and sandstone, testify to the quality of traditional craftsmanship. The ground floor and the first floor each offer approximately 90 square meters of living space with a variety of potential uses. The ground floor includes a spacious kitchen with a breakfast bar, a study with a library, a living and dining area, a guest room with a shower, and a guest toilet. The first floor features a large bedroom with a walk-in closet and a large bathroom, a living room, and another bedroom. The attic offers two smaller rooms, a large room with a kitchenette, and a bathroom. Additional storage space is provided by built-in cabinets, practical utility rooms, and a spacious attic. The beautifully designed garden is a special highlight: arranged on multiple levels, with mature trees, flowering shrubs, and numerous plants, it invites you to relax in every season. Sandstone steps and paths, a lilac arbour, a historic sandstone table, and a small pond create an idyllic atmosphere. The solid building that was formerly used as a bakehouse and laundry room now offers a variety of uses. The lower section of the property, which includes a carport, is enclosed by a wrought-iron gate with a separate access to the street. A high sandstone wall on the street side, as well as other enclosures, provide privacy and security. The heating is provided by a modern wood pellet central heating system with solar support. In addition, a large tiled stove on the ground floor and two smaller tiled stoves on the upper floor provide cozy warmth and a particularly pleasant indoor climate. Timber-framed houses in our region that are protected as historical monuments are very rare, especially in this size, in this well-maintained condition, and with such a large plot of land. This makes this offer a unique opportunity. The property is registered as a historical monument. For private owners, there are attractive funding opportunities and tax advantages within the framework of historical building depreciation. We would be happy to provide you with more detailed information on this.

Quiet, natural location in a rural area, within commuting distance of Frankfurt am Main. The property is situated in the idyllic town of Biebergemünd, in the Main-Kinzig district – located in a quiet side street on the edge of the village, yet still offering excellent transport links. Behind the property, meadows and forests provide further access to nature. At the same time, the location benefits from excellent infrastructure for everyday life: a supermarket and a bus stop are within a few minutes' walking distance. A kindergarten, primary school, and playground are also conveniently located and easily accessible. Further education facilities, including secondary schools and grammar schools, are located in Gelnhausen and are well-connected by public transport. The town also offers a wide range of educational opportunities, including vocational schools and technical colleges. Locally, there is also a solid infrastructure: doctors, dentists, veterinarians, shopping facilities, sports clubs, and an open-air swimming pool with heating contribute to a high quality of life. The transport links are also attractive:
Frankfurt am Main is approximately 50 km (approx. Located approximately 45 minutes by car from the airport, Aschaffenburg is about 35 km away. The nearest DB (German railway) station is around 11 km away, and the A66 motorway (Frankfurt–Fulda) is reachable in approximately 13 km. For nature lovers, the surrounding area offers a special appeal: the Spessart Nature Park, with its numerous hiking, cycling, and walking trails, begins practically at your doorstep. Popular destinations such as the Wiesbüttsee lake – nestled in a unique moorland landscape – or the so-called "Snow White Trail" invite you to excursions into an exceptionally beautiful environment.