The semi-detached house at Schwedengasse 3
According to the available documents, this is a two-storey, solid-construction semi-detached house with a timber-framed gable wall on the south side. The building forms part of the historic town-centre development and is believed to have been built before 1853.
The stated living area of approximately 110 m² is distributed across the ground and first floors. According to the documents, the ground floor contains a living room, kitchen, bathroom, hallway with staircase and utility room. The first floor comprises three rooms and a hallway. The attic has not been converted.
Some parts of the building fabric, including the timber-beam ceilings, are assessed positively in the information currently available. At the same time, substantial inspection and renovation are required, particularly to the façade, roof, windows, bathroom and building services.
The building is structurally connected to the neighbouring property at Schwedengasse 5. Damage to the neighbouring building could also affect this property. Before purchasing, the condition, any required safety measures and the respective responsibilities should be clarified with the municipality, the owners and suitably qualified professionals.
Work likely to require assessment
- Roof structure and roof covering
- Electrical, plumbing, sanitary and heating installations
- Façade and existing damage to the render
- Bathroom and kitchen
- Windows and staircase to the first floor
- Possible hazardous substances in older roof panels and other materials
Only an appropriate professional investigation can establish whether roof panels or other building materials contain asbestos or other hazardous substances. Where such materials are suspected, the relevant components must not be worked on or removed without professional advice.
Potential funding: Depending on the planned renovation concept, federal programmes, schemes offered by the Free State of Bavaria or municipal funding may be available. Funding conditions change regularly and should be checked with the relevant bodies before any work is commissioned.
Application and selection: Only the municipality of Nordhalben can provide information about the current application status, deadlines and selection criteria.
Building and renovating in Nordhalben: Before submitting a planning application or starting renovation work, owners and prospective buyers can obtain information and advice from Markt Nordhalben's urban regeneration management service. The advice includes guidance on the municipality's design regulations. Appointments for building inspections throughout the municipal area can also be arranged.
Requests for advice can be addressed to Ms Stefanie Kübrich in the municipal administration's management office at Nordhalben Town Hall: by telephone on +49 9267 914048 or by email at stefanie.kuebrich@nordhalben.de .