Living in a green environment on the outskirts of the World Heritage city.

The heating and water pipes are made of copper and are insulated in all unheated areas. The roof and heating system were renovated in 2020. As part of the renovation, the roof received additional insulation between the rafters. The heating system is a gas-fired condensing boiler with a hot water storage tank from Viessmann. All windows have plastic frames and modern double-glazed glass. The windows on the ground floor and upper floor have roller shutters. The windows and door in the basement are burglar-resistant. The roof overhangs are large enough to accommodate external wall insulation. The rooms in the basement are tall enough to allow for basement ceiling insulation. The intermediate floors above the basement and ground floor are constructed in such a way that they only transfer their loads to the hallway and gable walls. Therefore, it would be possible to move or remove the partition walls, as they do not have a structural function. These are the changes I would consider if I were to buy the house 😊. The building structure is very solid. The exterior walls, hallway walls, and intermediate floors are constructed using solid construction methods (walls made of heavy and light hollow blocks and high-hole bricks). The cellars are dry, and there are no known cracks in the house walls due to settling. In the garden, there is a 6000-liter water tank buried, which stores rainwater.