Architecturally appealing home with a mezzanine level and sustainable energy technology, located in a sunny area.

Nestled in a picturesque hillside location on the edge of a nature reserve, this exceptional architect-designed house offers stunning views over the Diemeltal valley. The combination of open-plan living spaces, natural materials, and sustainable technology creates a unique living environment that is immediately apparent upon entering the house. Built in 2002 on a 696 m² plot, this low-energy house (3-liter house) offers a total of 7 rooms spread over three levels, providing 174 m² of living space and versatile usage options – ideal for families. The converted attic, with its own bathroom, can also be used as a separate office, guest room, or optionally as a second living unit or apartment. The sunny garden, facing south and east, has been terraced with natural stone walls and designed in a very harmonious way by a landscape architect. Generous outdoor areas, a spacious garden shed, and a carport with an integrated workshop create additional outdoor space and versatile usage options. The spacious entrance hall on the ground floor leads directly to the heart of the house: the open-plan living, dining, and kitchen area with a gallery, exposed wooden ceiling, and impressive ceiling height. Large windows bring the outdoors in, creating special lighting effects at all times of day. A fireplace adds warmth and a pleasant living atmosphere. The covered terrace harmoniously extends the living space outwards, where you can enjoy the sun from morning to evening. The upper floor has three rooms, two of which are sunny bedrooms with balconies and expansive views over the forests and hills of the Diemeltal valley. This level is complemented by a gallery and a large bathroom with an infrared cabin. The bright, finished attic space features two rooms, a private bathroom, and a small hallway. The unique ceiling height and large windows create a pleasant atmosphere with plenty of light and views. This area is ideal as a guest room, study, or retreat, and offers potential as a separate living unit. In addition to its special architecture, the house's technology impresses with its sustainable energy concept: Nibe heat pump, ventilation system with heat recovery,
photovoltaic system for self-consumption and grid feed-in, high-quality insulation, heat-regulating window glass, electric blinds, and
a rainwater storage tank for domestic water use, all contribute to energy-efficient and resource-saving living. The energy consumption is only 46 kWh/(m²*a), with an energy efficiency class of A. Key features at a glance:
- High-quality timber frame construction
- Open gallery and exposed wooden ceilings
- Large window areas and exceptional ceiling height
- Wood-burning stove on the ground floor
- Photovoltaic system for self-consumption and grid feed-in
- Heat pump and ventilation system with heat recovery
- Rainwater storage tanks for domestic water use
- Two terraces, one of which is covered with glass
- 2 balconies with a distant view
- Carport with workshop
- Large garden shed
- Terraced property with natural stone walls
- Quiet cul-de-sac directly next to a nature reserve
- Primarily underfloor heating.

The house is located on a small, quiet cul-de-sac with only ten houses – a sheltered location with a high quality of life, ideal for families who want to live close to nature and in a peaceful environment. The nature reserve begins just 50 meters from the house, and the Diemel cycle path and the Diemel river are approximately 200 meters away.

A kindergarten, elementary school, and the town center are easily accessible. The elementary school is only 250 meters away and can be reached safely on foot by children.
The kindergarten is about 500 meters away.

The town has a general practitioner and a dentist.
The nearby larger towns of Hofgeismar and Warburg offer further shopping opportunities, schools, medical care, and train connections to Kassel and Paderborn.