Versatile residential building.

Suitable as a multi-generational home, a mixed residential and commercial property, or simply a beautiful place to live, this former oil mill (first documented in 1828) is nestled in a stunning landscape, surrounded by three rivers, meadows, and forests. From 2012 to 2013, a group of friends meticulously restored, architecturally expanded, and outfitted the property with high-quality finishes. The estate comprises the main house and two outbuildings, harmoniously connected and offering a variety of uses. One of the outbuildings, originally built in 1985 as a garage with storage space, was converted in 2013 into a charming 3-room house with two bathrooms, a modern fitted kitchen, and two large, glazed skylights. The second outbuilding, a former barn, was converted into a separate 3-room house as early as 1994. A visually appealing connecting building, constructed in 2013, links all three house areas into a harmonious whole. The centerpiece of the ensemble is the representative entrance hall, below which is an area of approximately 40 m² currently used as a guest room. The property is ideally suited as a spacious family home, with one or two separate apartments, as a multigenerational home, or for residential use with partial commercial applications. Two renovated attic spaces, featuring a total of eight skylights and a balcony, enhance the architecturally harmonious overall design. At the edge of the property, there is a newly built carport with space for five cars, as well as a separate garden shed. The entire property is accentuated by attractive exterior lighting. The facades are painted white, complemented by dove-blue shutters and bright blue metal railings on staircases and gates – a carefully chosen color scheme that emphasizes the unique character of the property. Three entrance portals, each with traditional gabled roofs, lead through an elegant avenue lined with fruit trees to the house. Around the property, well-maintained lawns and pastures, sandstone troughs, benches, and romantically overgrown arcades invite relaxation. Various terraces, balconies, and a conservatory create numerous secluded spots, making the property a unique home with an exceptional atmosphere. Available for move-in on short notice or by agreement.

The property is situated in an idyllic location in the southern Odenwald and combines living close to nature with excellent infrastructure. There is a bus stop right next to the property, making it easy to reach the surrounding villages even without your own vehicle - ideal for families, children or cyclists.

The town of Eberbach with its charming historic old town is around 10 kilometers away, Beerfelden around 4 kilometers. Heidelberg can be reached by car in around 40 minutes via well-developed state roads. There is also an S-Bahn station in Eberbach with connections to the Rhine-Neckar region, which makes the region particularly attractive for commuters.

Eberbach offers a comprehensive infrastructure with kindergartens, primary and secondary schools, medical facilities, rehabilitation centers as well as numerous shopping facilities, supermarkets and individual restaurants. Beerfelden also has a similar range of facilities and impresses with its lively yet tranquil townscape.

People who work in the Heppenheim, Darmstadt or Frankfurt area benefit from the good transport links and the scenic connections through idyllic villages. The extraordinary beauty of the southern Odenwald creates an ideal balance to everyday urban life - perfect for anyone who appreciates peace, nature and quality of life.