Charming listed villa from the 1930s in the elegant villa district in Głuchołazy near the spa park.
The two-storey villa stands on a plot of 1,866 m² and has about 120 m² of won area each and a developed attic. The total area is of about 400 m².
The finished basement is currently used as a recreation and utility room. On the mezzanine floor there is a popular restaurant with space for up to 50 people, which can be directly taken over and continued.
The interior of the villa retains historic details, including an original staircase, ornate ceilings and exposed half-timbering.
The detached upper floor currently serves as a private living area with bedroom, living room, kitchen and bathroom. From the upper floor a modern spiral staircase leads to the converted attic with two rooms and a bathroom.
The property is well maintained and directly habitable and usable without further costs.
Part of the fully fenced property has a separate area for house guests and sanitary facilities. Outdoor events can also be organized here.
The villa can be further used for gastronomy or tourism, or in the future it can be used as a purely private residence. All utilities are available. There is gas heating in the building, hot water is provided by solar collectors.
Location:
Głuchołazy in Opole - formerly Bad Ziegenhals - is a spa town at the foot of the Oppa Mountains -Góry Opawskie- on the Polish-Czech border, about 3 km from the border with the Czech Republic. The area is mainly characterized by hiking tourism and offers a quiet life for those who love nature and mountains. The highest mountain in about 25 km distance is Bishop's Peak. The town of Zlaté Hory in the Czech Republic is 6 km away.
