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Historic half-timbered house from 1719 – high-quality renovated, with a conservatory and solar energy system.
Pflaumbachstraße 22, 63762 Großostheim (Pflaumheim) – BayernThere are properties – and then there are places with character. This listed half-timbered house, dating back to 1719, is not only the oldest house in Pflaumheim, but also a true piece of local history. For over three centuries, it has witnessed generations – and in 2024, it was completely reimagined with an exceptional commitment to quality and sustainability. Here, you don't just live in a house; you live in an architectural masterpiece. Historical half-timbered structures, original wall details, and preserved building elements tell stories of bygone eras – while the building also meets the most modern standards of construction and energy efficiency. The renovation was carried out with great care: the character was preserved, and the comfort was redefined. The result is a living concept that is truly unique:
Authentic half-timbered ambiance combined with contemporary architecture and sustainable energy supply. This house is specifically designed for people who are looking for something special – for couples or professionals who appreciate individuality and do not want to live in a standard new building apartment.
Exclusive Property Page:
A dedicated property page has been created for this historic half-timbered house, where you can find additional images, background information about the renovation, and details about the energy concept:
nassall-immobilien.de/fachwerk1719
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Object Number
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OM-429829
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Object Class
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House
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Object Type
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Semi-detached house
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Handover from
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May 1, 2026
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Rent & additional costs
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Cold rent
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1.390 € (plus additional costs)
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Heating costs
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120 €
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Additional costs without heating costs
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180 €
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Sum of additional costs/heating costs
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300 €
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Deposit
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4,170 €
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Details
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Condition
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As good as new
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Monument protection object
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Yes
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Number of floors
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3
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Bathrooms (number)
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2
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Bedrooms (number)
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2
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Number of parking lots
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1
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Flooring
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Parquet, Tiles
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Heating
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Central heating
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Year of construction
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1719
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Equipment
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Winter garden, Shower bath, Fitted kitchen, Guest toilet
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Infrastructure
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Pharmacy, Grocery discount, General practitioner, Kindergarten, Primary school, Secondary school, Middle school, Public transport
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Information on equipment
The house extends over three levels and, through its vertical structure, creates a unique living experience. Staircases are an integral part of the architectural concept, making this property particularly suitable for couples who appreciate something special.
Living Area & Atmosphere:
In the living area, exposed timber beams blend seamlessly with modern design. The attached conservatory provides exceptional lighting and elegantly expands the living space. Here, a bright, open heart of the home is created, with a distinctive charm.
Architecture in Detail:
In the stairwell, a striking exposed concrete wall creates a modern contrast to the historical fabric of the building. Discreetly integrated into this wall is the central heating system – an architectural statement that makes technology visible while also presenting it in a stylish way.
Sustainable Energy:
The entire residential complex operates according to the "solar house" principle:
Solar thermal energy for almost self-sufficient heat generation.
66,900 liters of thermal storage.
Low-CO₂ heating.
Support from an efficient wood chip heating system during months with limited sunlight.
Low heating costs combined with high energy efficiency.
Comfort Features:
Spacious XXL shower in the master bathroom.
Second bathroom.
High-quality fitted kitchen.
Baseboard heaters for even heat distribution.
Attic space within the roof structure for additional storage.
The combination of historical timber framing, modern design, and sustainable technology creates a living atmosphere that is rarely found – and that you can feel the moment you enter the house.
Location
Historical town center meets modern solar house concept.
The half-timbered house is located in the charming town center of Pflaumheim, a popular district of Großostheim in the Aschaffenburg district.
Despite its historical setting, the house is part of a well-designed residential complex consisting of four buildings, constructed according to the innovative solar house concept. Here, traditional building culture meets forward-looking energy architecture.
The location offers an ideal combination of tranquility and accessibility:
* Short distances to Aschaffenburg
* Excellent access to the B469 and A3 highways
* Proximity to major employers such as Linde Material Handling
* Obernburg Industrial Park (ICO) within a comfortable driving distance
* Shops, restaurants, schools, and doctors in the immediate vicinity
Pflaumheim represents established infrastructure, quality of life, and a pleasant living environment – without the stress of a large city, but with all the advantages of a well-connected region.
Location Check
Energy
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Energy efficiency class
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B
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Energy certificate type
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Demand certificate
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Main energy source
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Solar
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Final energy demand
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71.20 kWh/(m²a)
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Miscellaneous
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