Architect's house in the historic town center

This high-quality property was completely gutted and renovated in 2018. The modern façade alone, which was completely renovated and insulated in 2021, is an eye-catcher. All the more so because, despite its modernity, it blends harmoniously into the village center, which is under ensemble protection.
After passing through the courtyard gate, it becomes clear that the property is much larger than it appears from the street. On entering, you immediately sense that the owner himself is an architect. The bright entrance area does not have the usual chaos of jackets, umbrellas, shoes etc., as it is directly connected to another room. There is also a guest WC here. There is a large, bright room facing the street with four windows set slightly diagonally to the street. It can be used as a bedroom or study.
The staircase area is open up to the top floor. The striking staircase to the top floor was made of steel. All the banisters, the floor finishes between the floors and two glass surfaces set into the floor are made to match. In the area of the staircase to the top floor, the ceiling height over two floors is over five meters. The impression of this open space is further enhanced by the fact that the rear wall of the top floor is completely glazed.
The living/dining area with open kitchen is located on the upper floor. Large windows in three directions ensure maximum brightness. The very modern and stylish bathroom is supplied with natural light via a walk-in glass surface in the floor of the top floor. It has a large, floor-level shower.
The top floor consists of a large gallery that extends over the entire top floor. The new gas condensing boiler is housed in a side room.
From the top floor, a glass door leads to the brand new, spacious roof terrace (approx. 50 m²), which is made of high-quality bamboo floorboards. From here you have a fantastic view of the vineyards, Groenesteyn Castle, Scharfenstein Castle and the striking roofs of Kiedrich.
The house has a cellar. Parts of the cellar date back to the previous building and are therefore much older. A small part of the cellar even still has the original vaulted ceiling.
A total of four buildings around the beautiful inner courtyard are divided according to the German Condominium Act (WEG), but are independent economic units.

Surrounded by vineyards, castles, monasteries and beautiful nature, the Gothic wine village of Kiedrich lies above the Rhine. It is not without reason that the Rheingau is a popular destination for nature and culture lovers. The house itself is located in the historic village center, with its beautiful half-timbered houses. The striking Gothic church, with its famous organ, is also very close by and Eberbach Abbey is just a stroll away.
Of course, hospitality is a top priority in a town that is home to so many winegrowers, and there is no shortage of culinary offerings in the neighborhood. These range from classic ostrich taverns to Michelin-starred restaurants.
There are also good local amenities, including doctors, several kindergartens, an elementary school, supermarket, bakery, butcher, post office and various small shops.
All in all, an idyllic little town with lots of charm and friendly people.
From Kiedrich, you can get almost directly (without encountering any traffic lights) onto the Bundesstraße 42 (which has already been developed like a highway here), which merges into the A66. This means you can reach the Hessian state capital of Wiesbaden in just 15 minutes. There you will find many shopping opportunities and a wide range of cultural activities. Those seeking relaxation will also find a wide range of wellness facilities in this spa town with its 26 hot springs.
It is only about 30 minutes from Kiedrich to the hub of the Rhine-Main region, Frankfurt Airport. And then the metropolis of Frankfurt is not far away either.
Mainz, the Rhineland-Palatinate state capital on the opposite side of the Rhine, is also within easy reach.