This stunning 18th-century farmhouse, located in Schrassig just 15 minutes from Luxembourg City, has preserved its authentic charm with carefully highlighted original features.
Rebuilt in 1808 and renovated in 2007, the property opens onto a beautiful entrance hall with exposed stone walls leading to a spacious living area. An elegant dining room flows harmoniously into the open kitchen, and the double-height ceiling gives the space a bright and airy feel. At the rear, a cozy lounge extends the living area. A utility room, hobby room, technical areas, and storage spaces complete the ground floor. There's also a home office near the entrance, a separate toilet, and a bathroom.
From the ground floor, you step out onto a charming south-facing garden with a covered terrace offering a shaded relaxation area.
Upstairs, the master bedroom features two adjoining walk-in wardrobes, one of which could easily be used as an additional bedroom. Another bedroom completes this wing. In a separate wing, three large mezzanine-style bedrooms—ideal for children—are complemented by two more bedrooms.
The ±100 m² attic is not yet converted and offers great potential for expansion.
An open garage leads to a carport in the garden, with space for up to three cars—a true asset for the property. In addition to the three covered spots behind the garage door, there's room to park two or three more vehicles, as well as two casual/visitor off-road parking spaces in front of the house.
Additional amenities include a wine cellar and a gym room.
In terms of location, the house is ideally positioned:
Luxembourg Airport: 8 mins by car, 21 mins by bus, 6 min walk
Oetrange train station: 10 min walk, 14 min to Luxembourg Central Station with access to trams and numerous buses
School bus stop: 2 min walk
Bus stop to Kirchberg & other destinations: 3 min walk
Sports lovers will enjoy the proximity to Canach (Kikuoka) Golf Club (6 mins by car) and Top Squash/Tennis Club in Sandweiler (5 mins by car).
Lastly, this property's unique history is carved in stone above the front door: the original house was built in 1760 and extended in 1808.
Situated in the peaceful and green commune of Schuttrange, this home offers the perfect blend of countryside charm and urban convenience, with schools, shops, public transport, and motorway access all nearby.