surface: 145 m², rooms: 5, bathrooms: 2, garages: 2

• ✓ Total land area: 2.69 ares.
• ✓ Year built: 1959
• ✓ Separate kitchen: Yes
• ✓ Separate toilets: 1
• ✓ Parking space inside: 1
• ✓ Outside parking: 1
• ✓ Terrace: Yes
• ✓ Garden: Yes
• ✓ Energy class: F
• ✓ Thermal insulation class: Pass
• ✓ Gas heating: Yes
• ✓ Attic: Yes
• ✓ Basement: Yes
• ✓ Laundry: Yes
• ✓ Pets allowed: Yes

This charming three-sided villa is located on a 2a69ca plot in Sandweiler, one of the most sought-after villages on the outskirts of the capital. Its abundance of space and natural light makes it ideal for a large family or a multigenerational living project.

The house uses solar panels for hot water production. Close to amenities, it's spread over five levels, with approximately 145 m² of living space and a total floor area of 220 m², including a garage, terrace, and garden. On the ground floor: a long hallway leading to all rooms; a luxurious 20 m² semi-open dining room with a 2.70 m ceiling and a fireplace; a spacious 18 m² living room with access to a 20 m² terrace connected by a spiral staircase to the garden; and a functional, fully equipped kitchen, convenient for any cooking enthusiast.

On the second floor is a hallway leading to all the rooms: three bedrooms, two of which are large and bright, and another 9.5 sq m bedroom with a vanity area. The bathroom has a corner bathtub. Climbing the stairs leads to a one-bedroom apartment—perfect for independent living. It includes a living room/kitchenette, a bedroom, and a shower room with toilet. A spacious storage room provides access to the attic.

The 2.20-meter basement houses a garage, laundry room, storage room, utility room, and workshop with access to the organic garden. Numerous separate spaces offer a variety of uses.