Charming cottage in the Frankenwald region, steeped in history.

The house is located in the historic heart of the village, in a quiet and idyllic setting.
The former farmhouse was converted into a residential building in its current form in 1962.
Some renovation work was carried out in the 1990s.
The origins of the house date back to the mid-19th century.
After the major fire in Nordhalben in 1856, the farmhouse was rebuilt on its original foundations.
The garden is on the same level. An adjacent sloping plot of land (340 sq m), which extends from the property, can be purchased if desired.
From the house, there is a beautiful view over the Frankenwald forest.
The building is in good structural condition.
The house is not a listed building.
The property is located within an urban regeneration area. Therefore, funding of 30% (maximum €20,000) can be applied for renovation and modernization work. It is also possible to take advantage of increased tax deductions.
The primary school is only a few houses away.
The kindergarten is approximately a 10-minute walk away.

Nordhalben is a mountain village located in the Franconian Forest, in the Kronach district.
The village has a population of approximately 1600.
Nordhalben is situated near the state border with Thuringia (Saale-Orla district/Thuringian Forest) and is surrounded by large forests, narrow valleys, and deep gorges.