Wi-Delkenheim EFH in central OT location for craftsmen

The house was originally built in the 18th century. At that time it was used as a schoolhouse. The house has been in the seller's family since the 1930s. In 1959, the former half-timbered exterior walls were replaced with conventional masonry. The partition walls and storey ceilings were retained in half-timbered construction.
At the end of the 1960s, the roof terrace was added and the roof was insulated and re-roofed. A bathroom was also retrofitted. In the 1970s, the roof terrace was partially covered with a conservatory. Around 1975, a drainage system was installed on the outer wall of the terrace.
Night storage heating was installed in 1976.

On the first floor there are two rooms and a barrier-free laundry room with an additional shower and toilet. On the second floor is the living room with access to the conservatory and roof terrace, as well as the kitchen with dining room and a further bathroom. A steep staircase leads to the attic, which can be converted or partially converted. The building has a partial basement. There are various outbuildings with a wide range of possible uses (workshop, motorcycle parking etc.)

Delkenheim is a district of the state capital Wiesbaden with approx. 5000 inhabitants on the edge of the Main-Taunus district (to which it belonged until 1977).
Due to its convenient location, the centers of Wiesbaden and Mainz can be reached in less than 30 minutes (by bike or car). Delkenheim is connected to the public transport system (S-Bahn) by bus. The Rhine-Main airport can also be reached in less than 30 minutes. The location is also interesting for soldiers at the military airbase and new NATO headquarters in Erbenheim. The base is only approx. 3 km away.

The residential building itself is located in the old town center right next to the Protestant church (Ländchesdom). Also worth mentioning in Delkenheim is the so-called Domäne Mechthildshausen.