A classic, two-story and simply designed residential house with an additionally developed attic in a wooden frame construction with external and internal wall cladding as well as a partially renovated solid basement. The facades are clad on all sides with Eternit panels. The south facade is created in a chiseled and painted Appenzeller wooden facade. The floor levels are executed with beam layers and wooden floorboards. The roof structure consists of a simple wooden rafter construction with a shingle under-roof and a tile covering.
The building has been largely renewed in its basic and spatial structure since 1997 and has been redefined in its spatial configuration. The room layouts of the various floors are practically identically arranged. The design of the interior fittings corresponds to a modern standard.
The solid building substance appears healthy. The partially earth-encasing basement hardly shows any signs of moisture damage.
The entire building has been mostly renewed internally in stages since 1992. The electrical, sanitary, and heating installations with the oil boiler have been partially renewed. A gas connection has been brought into the building. The wet cells as well as the kitchen furnishings are equipped according to the standards of the time.
The exterior paints of the wooden components are in need of renewal. The windows have been renewed in different stages with wood-metal and plastic insulating glazing.
There is hardly any significant accumulated maintenance requirement, except for the exterior paints.
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No dataPoststrasse 37
9100 Herisau (AR)