Living in a former church with development potential.

The historic brick building was constructed in 1896 and is a protected monument. It served as a temporary church until 1898, and subsequently was used for other purposes for many years, eventually falling into disrepair. Starting in 1998, it was carefully and professionally renovated and used again as a church, until it was purchased by the current owner in 2019 and converted into a residential property. Since then, ongoing renovations have been carried out. Today, the former church is a well-equipped family home with a unique atmosphere. Inside, this is due to the large, arched openings with the solid entrance door, the decorative wooden windows with their colorful, intricate fused glass, as well as the generous space and pleasant ceiling height. On the outside, it is "a functional brick building with unplastered walls, characterized by a simple design with pilasters, cornices, and stepped friezes on the gable" (from the historical monument documentation). The exclusive atmosphere inside, stemming from the building's original purpose, blends harmoniously with the design features. The solid beechwood doors and wall cabinets, along with the original lighting fixtures and modern elements like the high-quality kitchen island, contribute to a stylish and timeless overall aesthetic. A comfortable indoor climate is ensured by the modern central heating system, updated in 2024, which includes wall-mounted radiators and underfloor heating in the larger rooms, as well as the careful construction of the floors and ceilings. The flooring consists of tiles laid on a screed over a 10 cm thick insulation layer with a barrier membrane. The attic floor is made of wooden planks laid on cement-bonded panels over a 16 cm thick insulation layer, including a vapor barrier and moisture-resistant gypsum board. In addition, the exterior walls are insulated from the inside. With approximately 130 square meters of living space, including 4 rooms on the ground floor, plus approximately 100 square meters of unfinished space in the attic, the property offers ample opportunities for use. The property itself is approximately 403 square meters in size and paved. It resembles a large terrace with green areas, spaces for potted plants, and seating areas for the residents. Overall, it's a low-maintenance property! The surrounding fence, with its extended entrance gate, provides privacy. Additionally, a security system is installed. There is a carport, newly built in 2025, for the vehicle. The property offers a truly unique living experience. As a registered historical landmark, it also guarantees tax advantages for the owner, such as reduced property taxes and significant depreciation allowances.

Berga is a municipality located in the Thuringian region of Saxony-Anhalt and boasts excellent infrastructure. The property is situated in the town center. Within a short distance, you'll find everything needed for daily life: grocery stores, doctor's offices, car repair shops, kindergartens, schools, recreational facilities, a highway connection, a train station, a hardware store, and much more. The municipality is located between the karst landscape of the Southern Harz mountains and the Kyffhäuser mountain range, close to the Kelbra reservoir, and offers a wide range of recreational opportunities.