Half-timbered house with valley views - historic living in a green setting near Bielstein.

This beautiful half-timbered house, dating back to the 19th century, combines original character with thoughtful modernizations, making it a truly comfortable home. Exposed natural stone walls, visible wooden beams, and a wood-burning stove in the living room create a unique atmosphere. Ground Floor
The heart of the house is the open-plan kitchen and dining area, which seamlessly flows into the living room – a bright, connected living space with direct access to the garden. The natural stone walls, half-timbering, and light wooden floor create a cozy atmosphere, and the wood-burning stove provides comfortable warmth. First Floor
On the first floor, there are four additional rooms, connected by a spacious hallway. The layout offers flexibility, as the rooms can be used as bedrooms, children's rooms, a study, or guest rooms. Bathrooms
Both bathrooms have been completely renovated in recent years. The first bathroom features a bathtub, toilet, and sink. The second bathroom is equipped with a shower, toilet, and sink, and also provides space for a washing machine and dryer. Basement and Potential for Expansion
The house has a partial basement; a historic vaulted cellar provides additional storage space and has its own unique character. The significant potential for expansion is particularly noteworthy: an open garage space transitions into a large, open attic space spanning approximately two stories – both areas are currently undeveloped and offer ample potential for additional living space, an artist's studio, a hobby room, or more. The current living space is 191 m².
Outbuildings and Grounds
In addition to the house, a private driveway leads to a double carport. A small outbuilding – currently used as a workshop – and an attached greenhouse complement the property.

Wiehl-Bielstein is located in the Upper Bergish region, nestled in the green Wiehltal valley – a region that offers a natural landscape, peaceful valleys, and surprisingly good transport links. The house is situated on a quiet section of the valley along the L336 road. The garden behind the house is shielded from street noise by the buildings and offers an unobstructed view into the wooded valley and the adjacent nature reserve. The Wiehl river, with its walking paths, is just a few minutes' walk away – ideal for walks, bike rides, and nature experiences right outside your door.

Infrastructure & Amenities:
Bielstein itself offers a good range of local amenities, including shops, doctors, and schools. The town of Gummersbach, the district capital, is just a few minutes away and offers a full range of services.

Transport Links:
Despite its natural location, the house has excellent transport links: the A4 motorway connections are easily accessible, allowing for quick connections to the Bergish region, Cologne, and the surrounding area. This is a real advantage for commuters. Although the house is located near a busy road, it is set back and shielded by a walnut tree, so there is very little noise. Furthermore, most of the rooms face the garden.