Attractive house suitable for one or two families, featuring a beautiful plot of land and a swimming pool.

This lovingly maintained and continuously modernized single/two-family house, built in 1910, combines historical charm with modern amenities and offers numerous possibilities – whether as a spacious single-family home, a multi-generational home, or with a separate apartment. The property is situated on a spacious, idyllic plot with mature trees, its own well, a beautiful pool, and a large outbuilding with a workshop, shed, and wood storage area. It's the perfect oasis for people who need space, enjoy DIY projects, or desire peaceful, nature-oriented living.

* Roof completely renovated (1995, including slate tiles)
* Triple-glazed windows
* Extension with a covered terrace (2017)
* New heating system (2023)
* Facade insulation
* Pool on the property
* Double garage under the terrace
* Large outbuilding with a new roof

This is an exceptional house with plenty of space for individual lifestyles. Whether it's a large family, combining work and living under one roof, or two separate living units, many variations are possible. The peaceful location, the well-maintained grounds, the pool, and the high standard of modernization make this property a true rarity!

Plot area: approximately 3066 m²
Usable area: approximately 100 m²

Diethensdorf is a district of the municipality of Claußnitz in the Saxon district of Mittelsachsen. It was incorporated on March 1, 1994.

Geographic Location and Transportation
Diethensdorf is located in the northwest of the municipality of Claußnitz, west of the Königshainer Forest. The village is situated in a side valley of the Chemnitz River; only the lower part of the village is directly located on the Chemnitztalstraße. West of the village is the Diethensdorf granite quarry, and southeast of the village is the Markersdorf granite quarry.

The Bundesstraße 107 federal highway runs through the upper part of Diethensdorf, and the Diethensdorf industrial area is also located along this road. The Via Porphyria trail runs through the neighboring Königshainer Forest. Between 1902 and 1998, Diethensdorf had a train station called Schweizerthal–Diethensdorf on the now-disused Wechselburg–Küchwald railway line (Chemnitztalbahn). Today, this is the terminal station for the Chemnitztal-Express, which is operated by a motorized railcar and runs from the Markersdorf–Taura museum railway station through the Amselgrund valley and across the two Chemnitztal viaducts to Schweizerthal–Diethensdorf. Nearby is the disused Mohsdorfer Tunnel. Wikipedia