This listed farmhouse from 1848 was rebuilt in 1986 while preserving its original oak frame. Set on a 4,049 m² plot, the property combines traditional features, such as brick facades, a thatched hipped roof, lattice windows, and solid oak doors, with modern comfort, offering a total living space of approximately 257 m².
Ground floor
Entry is via the traditional wagon door (Groot Door) into the central living hall of around 95 m², which features visible oak timbering and a log burner connected to the central heating system (installed in 2023). An adjoining fitted kitchen sits next to the hall. The ground floor also includes a second living room arranged over two levels with its own wood-burning stove, a guest room, a modern guest shower room, a separate guest WC, a utility room, and storage spaces. A small pantry cellar and a traditional stable door (Klöntür) provide access to the garden.
First floor
A wooden staircase leads to the upper floor, which comprises four bedrooms with exposed timber beams and a second bathroom.
Grounds, outbuildings, and services
The plot features an established garden with lawns, a terrace, a pergola, and a garden shed. The grounds also house a historic timber-framed barn originally relocated from the Ammerland region. A carport and a large driveway offer ample parking space.
Heating is provided by a 2023 gas boiler combined with an 800-litre thermal store, supported by the water-bearing log burner. Heat is distributed via underfloor heating and wall-mounted radiators.
Location
The property is situated in Brake (Unterweser), set in a rural position within the triangle formed by Oldenburg, Bremen, and Bremerhaven. Local amenities, schools, nurseries, medical facilities, and the train station are all easily accessible in town. Oldenburg is approximately a 30-minute drive away, while Bremen and Bremerhaven are both within easy commuting distance.
Legal notices
All information is based on details provided by the owner and is indicative only. The buyer’s commission is 2.975% (incl. VAT) of the purchase price, payable upon completion of the notarised purchase contract. Property transfer tax, notary fees, and land registry charges are also to be borne by the buyer.
