Overview
Objektbeschreibung
Weol Immobilière Sàrl, a next-generation agency specializing in real estate in Luxembourg, is offering for sale a bright semi-detached house built on 1a40, benefiting from a double exposure (north and west facing garden). The property spans a total area of approximately 270 m2, with around 160 m2 of living space. This charming property is located on the highly sought-after Rue Schetzel (129) in Weimerskirch, just steps from the forest.
VIDÉO
The house is in good condition and ready to move into immediately. However, a makeover, particularly a paint refresh, is advised. Our virtual tour provides an insight into the potential of each room, showing a simple paint touch-up and modern furniture staging.
Ultra-realistic 3D virtual tour.
Key Features:
- Close to European institutions, banks, international companies, and conference centers in the Kirchberg district.
- Indoor garage
- Gas boiler (Buderus) from 2015
- PVC double glazed windows
- Custom-made Siemens kitchen from 2013 (crafted by Couturier de la cuisine in Bereldange)
- West-facing garden
- Close to all amenities: pharmacy, medical center, supermarket, transport, schools, nurseries, children’s park, restaurants, etc., all within walking distance.
- Proximity to hospitals.
- Close to Dommeldange train station.
- Relaxation and green areas along the Alzette.
House Layout:
Garden level:
• Boiler room and storage space of approximately 45 m2.
Ground floor:
• Entrance hall, garage, laundry room, storage area, separate WC
First floor:
• Hall, open-plan dining room and living room, separate kitchen with storage, separate WC
Second floor:
• Hall, bathroom, two large bedrooms (approximately 17.80 m2 and 12.80 m2)
Third floor:
• Hall, a spacious bedroom (approximately 15.60 m2) and a large room (25.60 m2 on the ground) to be arranged as desired
Attic:
• Accessible by a hatch, ideal for long-term storage, for example
A complete file is available upon request. To schedule a visit, please use our online calendar, available 24/7.
A Bit of History: Located a stone’s throw from the Alzette, Weimerskirch is the city district with the most ancient historical traces. Historically a major parish center, it saw its importance decline with the development of the city of Luxembourg, eventually becoming part of the former municipality of Eich. Weimerskirch, located on the old road to Echternach and Diekirch, has long seen its inhabitants live off trade and agriculture.
