Charming, cozy house with a modern interior.

This charming little "witch's house" is located in the heart of Peterslahr, in the town square. This square is a popular stop for hikers on the Westerwaldsteig trail, and it's adjacent to the truly beautiful church of Peterslahr, which is well worth a visit, especially to see the stained-glass windows. The entire atmosphere around the square blends perfectly with the village's structure. There's also a thriving community in the village that organizes various events and festivals. In addition to the Westerwaldsteig trail, a cycling path also runs through the village. Furthermore, Peterslahr is probably Germany's most famous village, having gained recognition through the television program "Steel Buddies," which airs almost daily. The house is also directly adjacent to the shop of Morlocks Motors. The original construction date is unknown, but it likely dates back to the mid-18th century, similar to the neighboring houses. In the 1990s, the building was completely renovated, remodeled, and expanded. The rear section was added using solid masonry and converted into living space. The oak timber frame was stripped down, and the infill panels were completely renewed. Inside, a new structure was created because the original house, built with pumice stone, was essentially rebuilt from the inside. This is why all the walls are perfectly straight. The biggest advantage is that, despite the timber frame construction, the interior has NORMAL ceiling heights. In its original state, which existed until the 1990s, the ceiling height in the living room was only 1.62 meters! Only a portion of the original timber frame is visible on the upper floor. In 1996, the entire roof structure and roofing were replaced, using "beaver tail" tiles that are appropriate for the style of the house. Insulation was also installed, and the interior structure was clad. The house has a modern feel inside, while the exterior retains its charming facade. The original floors were removed, and solid concrete slabs were poured, then covered with a cement screed. This provides a good base for any flooring, although mostly tiles were used. The house was connected to a gas supply, and a gas heating system was installed, which was replaced in 2021. The heating system is also responsible for providing hot water. All installations were completely renewed; the electrical system is up to current standards, as are the water pipes. The bathroom is also brand new, with a bathtub and shower. It features a glass dome that lets in plenty of light and serves as ventilation. In total, the upper floor has 3 rooms and the bathroom, while the ground floor features an open-plan area with a living room and kitchen. The windows are made of wood and are mostly divided into panes. The property is quite small, but that also makes it very easy to maintain. While there isn't a proper garden, just a small area in front and behind the house, you also won't spend the entire Saturday behind a lawnmower.