Fully let building in a quiet location, with an outbuilding and a new garage.

The building was originally constructed around 1920 as a typical Westerwald farmhouse, complete with a stable and outbuildings. The main house was renovated on one exterior wall after the war, and in 1992, it underwent a complete refurbishment. The windows were repaired, improvements were made to the masonry, walls were renewed, and all plumbing and electrical wiring were replaced. At the same time, the former stable area was converted. A concrete floor was installed, walls were built, a staircase was constructed, and a division was created between the ground floor and the upper floor. A significant portion of the original timber frame was restored and preserved. The apartments were fitted with new tiled bathrooms and kitchen connections. In the upper-floor apartment, a mezzanine level was installed with a steel staircase. All apartments were equipped with heating systems using gas-fired condensing boilers. The entire building was partially insulated and plastered. The roof structure and roofing were completely renewed. In principle, the building is divided in half. The left side consists of a single apartment with 96 square meters of living space, plus an attic that is partially converted. The basement is only a crawl space. The right side of the building is divided into two separate apartments. A one-room apartment on the ground floor, comprising a hallway, storage room, bathroom, and a large room with a kitchen of approximately 42 m², is ideal for a single person. On the upper floor, you'll find the second unit, with approximately 55 m², featuring a kitchen, bathroom, living room, and an open bedroom on a mezzanine level. In 2024, a new prefabricated garage from Zapf was installed in the courtyard and is currently rented out. As part of this project, some of the outdoor areas were also renovated, for example, a new area for waste bins was created. The property is fully occupied; the detached house has been rented to the same tenant for approximately 15 years, while the apartments have a higher turnover rate. The floor plans are included in the listing.

The house is located in Burglahr, a small village directly on the Wied river. The drive through the idyllic Wied valley, with its green hills and slopes, is always a special experience, offering a chance to relax.

There are no amenities within the village itself; if you don't have a car, you will rely on public transportation.
However, the village has a wonderful community spirit and organizes many events, such as the Burgfest (castle festival) and the Kirmes (fair) on the castle grounds. Other events, such as Carnival, take place in the village square.
It's a very well-maintained village where it's a pleasure to live.
The house is centrally located in the village, and the location is absolutely peaceful.