Tyrolean house with over 3,800 m² of land in an idyllic quiet location

This historic miner's house is situated in an idyllic quiet location, close to the ski slope in the picturesque village of Jochberg.

The house sits on a 1,000 m² plot of land with a lovingly landscaped garden.
Since the sellers also own the surrounding agricultural land, there is the possibility to expand on over 3,800 m² of private land. However, this requires approval from the land transfer authority. There are redesign proposals for the garden in the photos, making it relatively easy to maintain.

The house extends over 2 floors and currently offers a pure living area of approximately 126 m² plus ancillary spaces such as a large storage room of about 13 m² and a carport for two cars of about 35.5 m². Expansion of the living space is certainly possible.

On the ground floor, a spacious entrance hall with a wardrobe leads into the living room with a tiled stove and into the kitchen with an old wooden stove, yet equipped with modern appliances and a cozy dining area.
Furthermore, there is a storage room, a guest toilet, and a bathroom with a shower, bathtub, and washing machine connection on the ground floor.

A staircase in the entrance hall leads to the upper floor, which impresses mainly with the exposed roof truss and the open room design upwards.
Here, there is a large bedroom with a fireplace, a dressing room, and access to the balcony, which can easily be divided into two bedrooms.
A second bedroom with a WC, also with access to the balcony, as well as a large entrance hall with a dressing room, which can be converted into another bedroom, are located on the upper floor of the house.
Thus, here would bewithout much effort, 4 bedrooms possible.

On the ground floor, a large, south-facing sun terrace is available in front of the house, which directly leads into the garden.

Thanks to the prime location at the end of a cul-de-sac, there is only one neighbor, and the beautiful trees around the house make it almost completely secluded, providing maximum privacy.

The house is currently heated via the tiled stove in the living room, the wood stove in the kitchen, and the fireplace in the large bedroom, although the current owners have used these very rarely.

All preparations for installing a pellet heating system have already been made. However, other alternative heating systems can also be installed.

Another special feature is the private well that supplies water to the house.

In 2003, the historic miner's house was renovated and expanded to its current state. Great care was taken to preserve the charm and historic parts of the house. The genuine old wood, traditional construction methods, and historical background make this property unique. It is not under monument protection.

Furthermore, a complete cost estimate and offer for the heating system upgrade are available.

The concept includes 24 PV modules on the roof and an infrared wall heater inside.

All in all, a historic house that the new owner can ideally use as a retreat for relaxation and slowing down.

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