Duplex house, multi-generational house, live and work under one roof.

The original house was built in 1913 as a single-family home. An extension was added in 1963, and the workshop/garage section was built in 1967. The living space is approximately 221 square meters. The building has a basement and requires a moderate level of renovation. On the street side, there is another garage, built in 1958, which offers approximately 50 square meters of space.

The town of Netphen is located in the Siegen-Wittgenstein district of North Rhine-Westphalia, in the eastern Siegerland region, at the transition to the Rothaar Mountains. The town is situated northeast of the regional center of Siegen, in a hilly landscape typical of a mid-mountain range, with valleys and slopes along the upper Sieg river and its tributaries. The town area has a high proportion of forests and green spaces; residential areas are developed linearly along the valley axes. The property at Marburger Straße 29 is located on the main arterial road within the town, the B 62, which connects Netphen to Siegen (southwest) and the Lahn valley/Marburg (northeast). The location is within the Netphen (Deuz) district, with good access to administrative services, retail, basic medical care, and other services. Road connections are provided via the B 62 to the Hüttentalstraße (B 54/B 62), with access to the A 45 (Dortmund–Aschaffenburg) and further on to the A 4 (Cologne–Olpe). The nearest rail connection is via the Siegen train station, which offers regional and inter-regional services (ICE/RE/RB). The area is characterized primarily by a mix of residential and commercial uses, with smaller-scale commercial activities interspersed along the main traffic route. The urban area is part of the Southwestfalen economic region, which has a strong focus on small and medium-sized enterprises and close ties to the larger regional center of Siegen in terms of employment. The topographical features create a distinct separation between the valley and the slopes; noise pollution is primarily caused by traffic on the federal highway. Recreational and open space amenities are provided by the proximity to the Rothaar Mountains and the forested hills; within the town, there are also sports and leisure facilities. The distance to the city limits of Siegen is short, making a wide range of high-quality services and tertiary infrastructure easily accessible within a reasonable travel time.