Rittergut Langreder: Historic manor house with lots of potential

Step back in time to the 15th century with the enchanting Langreder Manor, originally established as an agricultural estate. Nestled along the scenic Stockbach, once known as Mühlbach, this property began as a water mill and quarry stone barn, laying the foundation for both the farm and the charming town of Langreder. A property of historical significance, it was owned by the esteemed von Klencke family, barons of Hämelschenburg Castle, and evolved into an elegant four-sided farmstead over the centuries. The manor, constructed in 1734, is a testament to timeless architecture, complemented by a half-timbered barn and a grand red brick barn from around 1850, originally serving as a cattle shed. This remarkable estate offers an impressive 440 square metres of current living space, with the potential to expand up to 620 square metres. Within the stately manor, you'll find 12 rooms, 5 bathrooms, 2 guest toilets, a kitchen, and three basement rooms, all embodying the grandeur of its past. Enjoy sun-soaked moments on the spacious south-facing terrace, ideal for relaxation and entertainment. This versatile manor caters to a multitude of possibilities: an expansive family residence, a home with integrated office spaces, or special interest areas such as wellness, fitness, garage, or exhibition spaces. The property can be seamlessly divided into three separate units or independent halves, perfect for multi-generational living or families of friends. Plans for these divisions are already prepared. The accompanying barns can be transformed into luxurious living or commercial spaces, offering up to an impressive 2,500 square metres of usable area. Whether envisioned as elegant residences, commercial venues, or reverting to classic horse stables or garages, the possibilities are endless. Set on a sprawling 8,800 square metre plot, the manor, barns, and estate garden form a picturesque setting. Additional opportunities await with an optional purchase of an adjacent 11,600 square metre plot, with plans approved for 16 single-family homes, making this an enticing investment. The estate's historical significance and tax depreciation benefits render this listed property particularly appealing. Embrace the chance to own a piece of history with boundless potential.