Rare opportunity in the charming wine-producing and cultural village of Obernhof, located on the Lahn river.

The purchase price is an initial offer and subject to negotiation within a reasonable range. Future-proof and energy-efficient – no need for extensive renovations! This semi-detached house, built with solid construction, presents an attractive opportunity for those who value high-quality finishes and well-maintained property. Built in 2006 and in excellent condition, the house offers approximately 140 m² of living space on a plot of approximately 330 m². It includes a garage and an additional, solid carport. The thoughtfully designed layout is spread over three floors. All windows are equipped with insect screens and shutters, as are the doors to the balcony and terrace. The property boasts a high-quality finish. In 2025, the oil heating system was replaced with a heat pump (refrigerant R290). Heating and hot water are provided by this system. As part of the energy-efficient upgrade, a balcony power plant with storage (Solakon) has been installed on the carport. You can conveniently charge your car at home using an existing wallbox. The garden irrigation system uses its own cistern. In addition, a new, efficient wood-burning stove from Morso, manufactured in 2025, provides a cozy warmth. For easy access to firewood, there is a sturdy, large, and weather-resistant firewood rack from Biohort. The entrance area welcomes you with a pleasant atmosphere that continues throughout the house. Here, you'll find the beautiful, newly renovated kitchen (2022), which offers ample space for cooking together. It features a large 80 cm induction cooktop, a separate steam oven, an oven (with convection, top and bottom heat, grill function, pizza setting, etc.) with pyrolysis cleaning, an external kitchen exhaust system, a freestanding refrigerator-freezer combination (75 cm wide), and floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors leading to the living room. The living and dining room impress with a magnificent view of the Obernhof vineyard, including access to the large, partially covered balcony. This balcony allows for wonderful summer evenings with a good glass of Lahn wine. In the entrance area, you'll find the guest toilet (toilet and sink renovated in 2024/2025). You reach the upper floor via a beautiful, solid wood staircase. Upstairs is the large bedroom with a stunning view of the green Lahntal valley. Adjacent to the property is a spacious bathroom (toilet and two sinks renovated in 2025/2026), featuring a laundry chute. There is an attic with ample storage space that is easily accessible. You can reach the basement from the ground floor via a tiled staircase that is wide, easy to navigate, and features a beautiful wooden handrail. The basement has a large, bright room that is currently used as an office. From here, you have access to a generous terrace where you can enjoy the evening sun. This room was previously used as an apartment with a kitchenette, and the water connection is still in place. The basement is complemented by a lovely guest bathroom (toilet renovated in 2025). This bathroom has connections for a washing machine and dryer. There is no traditional cellar. Thanks to the heating system upgrade, the former oil storage room can be perfectly used as a storage space. Suitable cabinets provide ample space for shoes, clothing, food, and various items. There is plenty of room for a refrigerator and freezer. A properly installed solid entrance door ensures easy access to the exterior. Between the storage room and the hallway is a small space fitted with additional large cabinets. From there, you can access the house's utility room. A low-maintenance garden with three levels invites you to relax. The garden shed, with electricity, offers plenty of space for all gardening equipment.

Description of the Village
"Lovingly restored half-timbered houses in narrow alleys, the small Baroque church, and cozy wine taverns with vine-covered terraces give our village its unique charm. Hiking trails, such as the new LahnWeinStieg (Lahn Wine Trail), beckon. From romantic and picturesque to adventurous and unusual, every hiker will find a trail to suit them. Fishing enthusiasts can pursue their passion in the romantic coves. Water sports enthusiasts can enjoy the natural flow of the Lahn River. And for those who prefer a more relaxed experience, there are also nostalgic pedal boats and the more convenient option with an electric motor.

For wine lovers, Obernhof offers something truly special:
Thanks to its favorable climate, excellent Pinot Noir and Riesling grapes grow on the sun-drenched, steep slopes, from which the Lahn winemakers produce the distinctive Lahn wine. Our autumnal wine tastings are famous, held on the romantic slopes of the Oberhofer Goetheberg." *
*Source: Touristik Bad Ems-Nassau

Location
56379 Obernhof, Rhein-Lahn-Kreis
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The semi-detached house is located in an attractive residential area of Obernhof, in the idyllic Lahn Valley. It is located on a quiet residential street, primarily consisting of single-family and two-family homes, offering a pleasant and family-friendly living environment. Obernhof is a state-recognized wine town, nestled between wooded hills directly on the Lahn river. The surrounding area is characterized by its high quality of life and a wide range of leisure and recreational opportunities. Whether hiking, cycling, canoeing, or leisurely walks, nature lovers will find plenty to enjoy here. Despite its peaceful location, good connections are guaranteed. The federal highway B417 provides quick access to the surrounding towns of Nassau, Bad Ems, and Montabaur. In addition, Obernhof has a railway station on the Lahntalbahn line, providing access to regional rail services. Shopping facilities, schools, doctors, and other essential services are located in the nearby towns and are easily accessible within a few minutes by car. Overall, the location offers a successful combination of living close to nature, tranquility, and convenient access to urban infrastructure.

Transportatio­n:
- Railway station in town – approximately 5 minutes walk to the station.
- Train to Nassau: 4 minutes.
- Train to Limburg: 28 minutes.
- Train to Koblenz: 38 minutes.
- Approximately 7 minutes by car to the town of Nassau.
- Approximately 20 minutes by car to the town of Bad Ems (district capital).
- Approximately 20 minutes by car to the A3 motorway junction.
- Approximately 20 minutes by car to the Montabaur ICE (high-speed) railway station.
- Approximately 35 minutes by car to the city of Koblenz (university town).