Open viewing: Sunday, November 15, 2026, 10:30 AM - 5:00 PM.

It's the year 1962. The local doctor, Dr. Paul Paulsen, and his wife decide to fulfill their dream and build a house with consulting rooms in Kutenholz, designed entirely according to their own vision. It will be a bungalow, nothing standard. It will feature a single living level with a large entrance hall, an open-plan kitchen, a very spacious living room, a bedroom, a guest room, separate bathroom and toilet, and a very large, heated conservatory. The basement will house the consulting rooms, a toilet, and various storage rooms. Because the couple has a deep love for nature, they decide to purchase two plots of land (1353m² + 483m²) in order to fully realize their vision of a beautiful garden. They have the funds available, so they decide to do everything right from the start. "Go big, not small" is the motto of the homeowners. The flat roof is insulated and made of reinforced concrete, not a temporary wooden structure. The gutters are primarily made of copper, the facade is brick-clad, the walls in the living area are double-layered, and the window frames are mostly made of aluminum, etc. It should be high-quality, energy-efficient, and durable, while also being easy to maintain. The house proved this even after the couple's passing. For nearly two decades, it required minimal upkeep. The heir, who has since also passed away, lived far away and rarely visited. The building was heated (approximately 1500 liters of oil per year), cleaned occasionally, and that was all the maintenance required, with the exception of the heating system. This was completely replaced in 2014, including the oil tanks. - More information can be found under "Other."