Historic, impressive half-timbered house in a desirable location, for sale by private owner.

Here, you will reside in a total of approximately 160 square meters, distributed across 6 rooms. This special property is located in the beautiful village of Winden, near Nassau. The former farmhouse, dating back to approximately 1756, features a lovely garden with a terrace and is available to move into from April 1st, 2026. Historic half-timbered house – Listed building.

This stylish, lovingly renovated half-timbered house is located in a very quiet residential area of the village of Winden, near the town of Nassau, directly in a nature park. Built in the 17th/18th century, this half-timbered house is a listed building and impresses with its rural charm. The approximately 160 square meters of living space are spread over 3 levels. The existing outbuilding/shed offers further space for hobbies and storage, such as bicycles, a tractor, or firewood. The former, listed farmhouse, dating back to 1756, is largely in its original condition and has been lovingly renovated. There are only a few areas that have been altered from their original state. However, the essential elements have been preserved, which will delight any lover of traditional architecture. There is a living room with a fireplace and a pizza oven in the entrance area, approximately... High ceilings (4 meters), an impressive tiled stove in the living room, original interior wooden doors, and a sturdy internal staircase are just a few of the features to mention. Here's a summary of the key features:
- Garden
- Fireplace room, attic, open-plan living area, new fitted kitchen
- Terrace (evening terrace and breakfast terrace)
- Cellar, 2 bathrooms, sauna

Winden is a municipality in the Rhein-Lahn district of Rhineland-Palatinate. In 1976, Winden was awarded the title of "Most Beautiful Village in Rhineland-Palatinate" and received a state honor prize. Today, Winden presents itself as a charming and attractive village with many new buildings and almost as many old houses. These buildings contribute to the overall appearance of the village, which ultimately led to its recognition as the "most beautiful village" in Rhineland-Palatinate in 1976. However, anyone who thinks that this beautiful village would rest on its laurels is mistaken. Much has changed since 1976, making the village even more attractive and vibrant. The exemplary and loving care and planting of the front gardens, courtyards, and squares are certainly part of this. Equally important is the preservation and restoration of the old half-timbered houses. The location offers a rural environment with good connections to the surrounding towns. Shopping facilities for daily needs, as well as doctors and schools, are available in the nearby area. Nature invites leisure activities such as hiking and cycling.