Description

This listed, well-maintained residential house was built around 1900, on a 51 m² building plot. On the first floor it was built with quarry stone, from the upper floor it continued with half-timbering. Over three floors, the house offers about 105 m² of living space.
This listed, well-maintained residential house was built around 1900, on a 51 m² building plot. On the first floor it was built with quarry stone, from the upper floor it continued with half-timbering. Over three floors, the house offers about 105 m² of living space. Since 2011 it was renovated with much love. Due to its size, the property is ideal as a vacation home. The first floor offers, in addition to the hallway and the renovated guest toilet, the large, bright kitchen with dining area and a storage room. Upstairs is the main bathroom, which was also renovated in 2011. On this floor is also the bedroom, which is accessible via the dressing room. In the attic is the living room, which offers an area of about 35 m². A real eye-catcher here is certainly the well-preserved exposed timber framing. Above the living room, a sleeping loft is also accessible. The furniture can also be purchased if interested.

The house is located in a quiet location of Bremm, a small wine village at the foot of the Calmont, the steepest vineyard in Europe. Bremm is situated between Cochem and Zell, with a beautiful Moselle frontage and narrow, cobbled streets, with many old half-timbered houses. In the village itself there is a village store and a baker, numerous wine taverns and restaurants, and a kindergarten. An elementary school is in Ediger-Eller, 3 km away. Secondary schools as well as doctors, hospitals, shopping centers, etc. can be found in Zell and Cochem, two of the most beautiful towns in the Moselle Valley. Here you will find a wide range of tourist attractions and sporting activities, such as golf, paragliding, extensive cycling tours and numerous water sports. Hiking enthusiasts will enjoy the Calmont Klettersteig, the Moselsteig and many other hiking routes. Bremm is connected to the railroad network in Cochem and Bullay by an hourly bus service, and it is only about 30 minutes to the A1/A48 freeway connection and to Frankfurt-Hahn airport, so that good accessibility from all parts of Germany and Europe is guaranteed. For further information please visit www.bremm-mosel.de or www.calmont-forum.de