This extraordinary and enchanting property was originally built around 1750 as a farmstead in the picturesque village of Eurasburg, which is gently nestled in meadows and fields between the Isar and Lake Starnberg. It is a characteristic single-ridge farmhouse with baroque features. A picture of Christ can be seen on the west façade; on the south façade is a charming plaque depicting a Madonna and child. The façade is symmetrically divided by mullioned windows with light green wooden shutters. An enchanting cottage garden forms a harmonious setting. The house was modernized in 1991/92. The current owner took great care to ensure that the work was carried out in keeping with the period and style of the building. Thanks to the extremely sensitive, careful handling of this rarity from the 18th century, the rooms still convey an unadulterated historical ambience today. The living space of approx. 256 m² extends over the ground and upper floors. There is also a breathtaking barn with an air space of up to 6.75 meters, which is ideal for receptions, exhibitions and celebrations. From the south-facing balcony, you can enjoy a fantastic distant view that extends as far as the Zugspitze on a clear day. There is also a charming granny apartment with a shower room. There is another small residential unit on the eastern part of the first floor, which was sold a few years ago. The property is divided according to WEG.