Restauriertes Niedersachsenhaus Mit Parkähnlichem Grundstück Und Ausbaureserve Im Dachgeschoss

This exceptionally restored Niedersachsen house from 1778 combines the distinctive charm of historic half-timbered architecture with modern living comfort. It offers about 156 m² of living space on a generous 2,150 m² plot, creating a living environment rarely found in this form.

The listed property has been continuously modernized over decades and lovingly maintained with great attention to detail—a successful blend of traditional craftsmanship and contemporary living. Upon entering, you are welcomed by a spacious hallway with a fireplace, immediately creating a cozy atmosphere.

From here, you access the large kitchen with a tasteful fitted kitchen. The heart of the house is the open-plan living and dining area, characterized by its generous spatial effect. Large windows offer a wonderful view of the expansive garden and create a bright living atmosphere. A cozy reading nook invites you to relax.

The ground floor is complemented by a separate study, ideal for a home office or library. Additionally, two more flexible rooms are available. The modern main bathroom impresses with a bathtub, separate shower, and underfloor heating. The space is rounded off by a heating and utility room as well as a separate guest toilet.

Numerous modernization and renovation measures between 2010 and 2020 highlight the property’s very well-maintained overall condition. The spacious attic offers extensive storage space and room for a workshop. Furthermore, the expansive upper floor presents exceptional potential for later expansion of living space or the creation of a separate residential unit—ideal for multi-generational living.

The plot is presented as a lovingly designed, park-like garden with mature trees, impressive spaciousness, and high privacy. The covered terrace invites you to enjoy relaxing hours outdoors, while a private well with a pump enables convenient garden irrigation. A special highlight is the oak stand under nature protection, giving the property a unique atmosphere. A picturesque courtyard and a double carport harmoniously complete the overall picture.

The listed half-timbered house is centrally located in the idyllic Heide village of Müden (Aller), one of the oldest communities in the region with a history spanning over 1,000 years. The historic town center, with its lovingly preserved half-timbered buildings, old farmyards, and mature village structure, gives the location a very special charm and an exceptional living atmosphere.

Surrounded by the scenic nature of the Südheide and the river landscapes of the Aller and Oker, the area offers high recreational and leisure value. Extensive cycling and hiking trails, riding opportunities, and numerous excursion destinations invite active recreation amid a varied natural landscape.

The combination of rural idyll and historic atmosphere makes Müden (Aller) a popular place to live for those who appreciate peace, nature, and quality of life. All daily necessities are within comfortable reach. Shopping facilities, bakeries, doctors, pharmacies, as well as kindergartens and a primary school are available in the village, emphasizing the family-friendly infrastructure.

A lively club life and numerous cultural events promote community spirit and shape the livable character of the municipality. The location also impresses in terms of transport. The cities of Gifhorn, Wolfsburg, Celle, Braunschweig, and Peine are easily accessible, making the location especially attractive for commuters.

A regular bus connection to Gifhorn and the flexible mobility service FLEXO complement the good local transport links and provide additional mobility in everyday life. The property thus combines the advantages of a historic residential environment with the conveniences of modern infrastructure.

Those who appreciate the charm of a listed half-timbered house in a natural setting will find here a location that uniquely combines living quality, history, and lifestyle.