Une Maison Chargée D'histoire. De L'espace Pour Les Visions.

This charming manor house tells a story: built in the 1930s by Josef Iberl, founder of the famous ”Iberl” inn, it served him and his wife Anna as a stylish residence in the immediate vicinity of his inn. To this day, the property has retained its unmistakable character and combines historical flair with generous living comfort.

As soon as you enter the house, lovingly preserved details are revealed that make up the special charm of this property: mullioned windows with external shutters, elegant herringbone parquet flooring and a curved staircase lend the rooms a timeless elegance. The sunny terrace areas invite you to linger and create flowing transitions between indoor and outdoor areas.

With its generous living space, the house offers ideal conditions for a family of several. The parents’ area on the upper floor is complemented by further bedrooms on the top and garden floors, each with its own bathroom, ensuring privacy and comfort for all family members.

The spacious living and dining area with adjoining conservatory forms the heart of the house. If required, this area can be reconnected with the spacious kitchen to create a modern, open-plan living concept.

The fantastic garden is a particular highlight: spacious, quiet and with a direct view of the adjacent fields and meadows, it offers an unobstructed view of the countryside and creates a unique quality of life.

In addition, the plot to the rear, which is actually divided, offers attractive building rights. Whether as a long-term investment or for later individual use - this additional space opens up a wide range of prospects and increases the overall value of the property in the long term.