Two-family house located in a desirable residential area on the northern edge of the small town of Leun, in the Lahn-Dill district.

Two-family house with a solid foundation, ground floor, and attic, constructed using a prefabricated timber panel system (Bickel system). Construction was completed in 1980, with the attic added in 1985. It features a pitched roof made of timber, which is boarded, waterproofed, and covered with artificial slate. It includes a sunroom built in 2014, with insulated glass, an awning, and heating lamps. The living space on the ground floor is approximately 136 m² and comprises 4 rooms, a kitchen, a hallway, a bathroom, a toilet, and the sunroom. The attic, also approximately 103 m², features 4 rooms, a kitchen, a hallway, a bathroom, a toilet, and two spacious balconies (facing south and west). There is a large garage in the basement, adjacent to a carport built in 2003, with a timber frame and a glazed roof section, designed to accommodate two large vehicles (such as a motorhome or caravan). At ground floor level, there is a separate double garage (a pre-fabricated concrete garage without a central partition), with electronically controlled plastic roller shutters and a metal side entrance door, plus two additional parking spaces (one of which is covered). The property features a garden with a variety of shrubs and trees. The perimeter fencing consists of a concrete base with a chain-link fence and a hedge facing the Ahornstrasse. There are also palisade fences, timber fences, and chain-link fences separating the property from the neighboring land. The access to the house is paved with washed concrete slabs, and the external staircases are made of washed concrete blocks.

The property is accessible from the south via Asternweg, as well as from the west and north via paved or gravel field roads. It represents one of the last houses in the Leun residential area, located towards the north, meaning that nature begins right outside the front door (with adjacent open fields and a subsequent forest). The neighboring properties to the west and east are generally used for residential purposes, are well-maintained, and are very attractive, creating a beautiful living environment. The property slopes downwards to the south. The southern-facing views offer a panoramic vista of the Lahntal valley, which, particularly on New Year's Eve, provides a stunning view of the fireworks, either from the sunroom or the terrace. The town center of the small town of Leun (approximately 5,900 inhabitants) is within walking distance, about 750 meters away, and offers medical services (general practitioner/nursing home/gynecologist), a savings bank branch, an ice cream parlor, a REWE supermarket, an EDEKA supermarket, a gas station, a restaurant, a primary school, and a kindergarten. Further education schools are located in Solms, Wetzlar, and Weilburg. A train station is located in Leun Stockhausen and Leun Lahnbahnhof (approximately 2-3 kilometers away). The A 45 motorway is accessible via Ehringshausen or Wetzlar (approximately 12 kilometers away). The distance to the district town of Wetzlar, with its diverse shopping opportunities, is approximately 13 kilometers.