Special ambience with inner courtyard

As soon as you enter the courtyard, you can see what makes this property so special. A well-kept inner courtyard, lovingly laid out, with a terrace and beautiful green spaces create an idyllic place to linger.
The main house was built in 1784 and a stable and coach house were added around 1900. In 1981-83, the stables were completely rebuilt, renovated and converted into a residential building at great expense. Further renovations and refurbishments were carried out in 2017.

Living, sleeping and working areas are spread over 2 floors. The open kitchen with adjoining open dining area and the cozy tiled stove become the meeting point of the house. The adjoining living area impresses with its imposing glass façade and views of the inner courtyard, as well as an open fireplace. The open wooden staircase leads via a gallery to the converted attic and opens up an additional bright, large living room or office area.
The house impresses with its charming lines of sight and particularly beautiful ambience. A bedroom with access to the courtyard, a bathroom and a separate WC are also located on this level. It would therefore also be ideal for older or disabled people.

Another spiral staircase leads to the upper floor. With 2 large friendly rooms, but flexibly divisible as 4 rooms with a separate entrance and a shower-bathroom, this area completes the main house.
The coach house was converted into a complete, bright 2-room apartment in 2024 and can be used as a separate apartment or as a small commercial space. As it has its own access, it could also be used as a vacation apartment.

The half-timbered house, which is also located on the property, is a listed building (cultural monument) and was renovated on the outside in 2022. Inside, it could be converted into further living space of approx. 180 sqm. It can currently be used as a workshop or warehouse. The building has a separate entrance to the inner courtyard and street access.

The municipality of Lautertal is located in the middle of the Unesco Geopark Bergstrasse-Odenwald and has around 7,100 inhabitants.
Reichenbach is located on the legendary Nibelungen Route in a lovely valley in the Bergstrasse/Odenwald Nature Park. Reichenbach is the central town of the Lautertal municipality with the administrative offices in the old and new town halls.
The town has around 2,700 inhabitants and an outstanding infrastructure. Kindergartens, elementary school in Reichenbach and Elmshausen and secondary schools in Gadernheim and Bensheim also make this region attractive for families. Clubs, leisure and sports facilities offer a high recreational and entertainment value.
The immediate proximity to nature provides great recreational value. This sunny and versatile ensemble is centrally located in Reichenbach with a very good infrastructure.

transport connections. The district of Reichenbach officially belongs to the municipality of Lautertal and yet is considered more of a "district" of Bensheim. All facilities for daily needs, such as bakeries, butchers and supermarkets can be reached
can be reached in a few minutes by bus or car in Reichenbach or Bensheim. Reichenbach is connected to the bus network of the city of Bensheim or VRN. The nearest bus stop is very easy to reach. The elementary school and the nearest kindergarten are just a few minutes' walk away. Thanks to the well-developed road network, Bensheim can be reached by car in around 10 minutes. From here, there is a very good and direct highway connection to the cities of Frankfurt, Heidelberg and Mannheim. These can be reached by car in approx. 20 to 30 minutes.
by car.