Attractive atrium house in Hegnach: Quiet, close to nature, and family-friendly.

A single-story corner bungalow—designed with the belief that a house should connect its inhabitants to the landscape while also providing space for shared living. The consistently ground-level architecture makes this atrium house completely barrier-free, making it equally suitable for every stage of life. Even the entrance area prepares you for the house: a dark wood front door with geometric glass detailing, a teak-clad ceiling, and a foyer that gently opens into the depth of the floor plan. The dining room forms the spatial center of the house. Custom-made teak built-ins and a full-wall cladding of the same wood give the room a calm, elegant warmth; skylights bring daylight into the heart of the building. The kitchen and study are organically integrated—both can be completely recessed into the wall behind seamless teak doors. The kitchen is equipped with high-quality Bosch appliances and granite countertops. From here, the space flows into the living room; together, these two areas form a spacious, undivided living area that is consistently oriented towards the garden. Large sliding doors open completely outwards. A small water feature adds a tranquil touch to the private garden; the corner plot expands the outdoor space with additional open areas and a private side entrance. At the end of the living area, a floor-to-ceiling fireplace wall made of red marble, with integrated shelving, creates a deliberate focal point—one of several moments in the house where materials and function combine in a subtle and lasting way. A guest toilet is accessible from the foyer. The hallway, illuminated by skylights and fitted with teak cabinets, leads to three bedrooms with garden views, as well as a marble-clad bathroom with a walk-in shower. The marble floors in the main living areas were installed over a fully zoned and individually controllable underfloor heating system. The basement, accessible via a staircase with a curved wooden handrail, mirrors the layout of the main living area on the ground floor and offers five additional rooms, as well as a dedicated utility room—which can be used as storage, a laundry room, a hobby room, a workshop, or a home office, depending on needs. A garage with an additional outdoor parking space completes the property. All information has been compiled to the best of the seller's knowledge. Private sale, excluding any liability for material defects. Area measurements and floor plans are provided without guarantee.

Waiblingen-Hegnach is located on a hill overlooking the Remstal valley—a peaceful, green area with excellent transport links. Its location is consistently one of the most desirable residential addresses in the Rems-Murr district. River meadows, orchards, and terraced vineyards characterize the immediate surroundings.

The house is situated in a very quiet, green, car-free residential area.
The center of Hegnach is within a few minutes' walk—a bakery, butcher, supermarket, pharmacy, doctors, and local shops are all within easy reach. A kindergarten and elementary school are located in the immediate residential area, on streets with reduced traffic.

Bus lines 212 and 214 provide direct connections to Waiblingen station; from there, S-Bahn lines S2 and S3 reach Stuttgart main station in approximately 15 minutes.
Stuttgart and Ludwigsburg are easily accessible by car via the B14 and B27 roads, each in under 20 minutes.

The Hartwald forest and the Remsaue nature reserve are within walking distance—featuring river paths, forest trails, and vineyards that change with the seasons. The historic Hegnach mill, with its regional farm shop, is a well-established destination for excursions in the area.