Commission-free detached house - quiet and centrally located

This detached family home, originally built in 1955 and extended in 1990 and 2000, would like to be woken from its slumber.

With six rooms plus kitchen/living room, three bathrooms with shower or bathtub as well as a heated conservatory and large laundry room, the approx. 154 sqm house offers enough space to realize your dream home.
Two of the three daylight bathrooms are brightly tiled, while one offers extra comfort thanks to the corner bathtub with whirlpool function. While the bathrooms are currently all on the first floor, it would also be conceivable to convert them into an en-suite bathroom due to the existing washbasin in the bedroom on the upper floor. Unfortunately, there is currently no photo of the most modern bathroom, but we would be happy to show you everything during the on-site viewing.

There is an east-facing balcony on the gable side of the upper floor. The attic rooms offer ample storage space, whereby an opening to the living room would also be conceivable due to the existing skylights.
Both the roof and the oil-fired central heating system with solar thermal energy were renewed in 2000 and have been maintained since then. The windows are from 2002 (double-glazed, with roller shutters, plastic).

The house itself does not have a cellar, but offers plenty of practical storage space in a cellar room at the rear of the house, which is separately accessible via the outside staircase, as well as in the front covered storage room and in the three attic rooms on the upper floor.

This detached house is idyllically situated on the edge of a field in a residential area characterized by detached single-family homes. The location in Landau an der Isar near the municipal cemetery is very quiet but central: the local elementary school can be reached on foot in approx. 10 minutes, various supermarkets, schools and the hospital are each approx. 3 minutes away by car (<2km). The river Isar is just a 15-minute walk away (1km).
Landau an der Isar is the oldest town in the district of Dingolfing-Landau and has just under 15,000 inhabitants. The town is connected to the federal highway 20 and the federal highway 92 and the Landau (Isar) train station is on the Landshut-Plattling railroad line. Trains on the Danube-Isar Express run every hour between Passau and Munich.