Detached single-family house with a separate apartment.

Detached single-family home with a separate apartment and a mature garden.
Hello, the children have moved out; we, the parents, currently live here. Our motto: This house needs a family with children again. This well-maintained single-family home, built in the Frisian style in 1996, offers a total living space of approximately 200 square meters and is situated on a large plot of 801 square meters. The property is located in a family-friendly area within an established residential neighborhood. The existing landscaping creates a pleasant living environment and offers a high degree of privacy. The garden is easy to maintain, and the lawn/play area is enclosed by a double-fence that is 140 cm high. We had a large dog until 2023. There is a separate garden shed in the garden, used for storing gardening equipment, furniture, etc. The property is a corner lot with minimal visibility from neighboring properties. In general, the property consists of a main house with approximately 140 square meters of living space and a separate apartment with approximately 60 square meters of living space. When the property was built, it was decided that our great-grandmother would move in, which explains the separate apartment. The self-contained apartment is on the ground floor and is accessible via a paved path with a ramp, or alternatively, steps from the street. The shared hallway, designed as a projecting bay window, leads to two separate front doors into the respective living areas. To ensure a high level of peace and quiet for the elderly relative, the apartment has a reinforced concrete floor and the wall between the apartments is extra thick. The ground floor is built of calcium silicate bricks, which impressively showcases the exposed brickwork. The self-contained apartment consists of an entrance hall, hallway, kitchen, bedroom, living room, and bathroom, and features a separate south-facing terrace leading from the living room bay window to the garden. The bedroom and living room have parquet flooring, while the rest of the apartment is tiled. In 2011, a professional company created an opening between the apartments, meaning that the self-contained apartment can currently be accessed through the front door and through a separate door inside. The "family apartment" on the tiled ground floor features a guest toilet, a utility room with access to a double carport, a large, country-style kitchen with access to a covered south-facing terrace/garden, and a room currently used as a "TV room." The double carport, accessible from the rear of the house, features a brick shed at the front. This shed also provides access to the covered terrace and the garden. Inside this shed, you'll find the Viessmann gas heating system (installed in 2019) and the hot water tank, which is heated both by the gas system and by solar thermal panels on the roof. The upper floor comprises 4 rooms and two bathrooms. One room has been converted into a master bedroom with a separate en-suite bathroom and a walk-in closet. The other rooms are used as children's rooms or a guest/study room. A separate bathroom with a shower and bathtub was built on the upper floor for the children. A folding staircase leads from the upper floor to the attic. The attic extends the entire length of the house and is fully accessible.

I invite anyone interested to explore the website of the municipality of Schenefeld for information on quality of life and infrastructure.

25560 Schenefeld, located in the Steinburg district, is a rural town with approximately 2,800 residents. It offers a range of services and amenities, including a local government office, the oldest church in Schleswig-Holstein, a police station, a medical center, a dentist, a pharmacy, a senior living and care facility, a facility for people with geriatric and neuropsychiatric conditions, a primary and combined school, an all-day school, various types of childcare (daycare centers, children's houses, kindergartens), numerous active clubs, a mobile service vehicle, a "community caretaker," a natural swimming area with a restaurant, a Penny supermarket, an Aldi supermarket, a Rewe supermarket, a bakery, a village inn with a hall/hotel, an ice cream cafe, and more. Take a look for yourself.

The town is located near the federal highway B 430, providing access to the A 7 motorway / Nms Mitte exit in approximately 30 minutes, or the A 23 motorway / Schenefeld exit in 5 minutes. The district town of Itzehoe is a 15-minute drive away.

Schenefeld/Steinburg district is situated between the North Sea and the Baltic Sea. It takes about 40 minutes to reach Büsum/North Sea, and approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes to reach the Baltic Sea/e.g., Timmendorfer Strand.