The nearly 150-year-old, three-storey manor (basement, ground floor, and attic level) offers a total floor area of 844 m², including 350 m² of living space located on the upper level. The interior renovation was guided by the concept of creating a spacious communal living environment. As a result, the open-plan living room, dining area, children's corner, and adult lounge together occupy an impressive 130 m². Exposed timber beams preserve the manor's historic atmosphere, while the interior design and furnishings reflect clean, contemporary elegance. One of the home's most striking features is the indoor green plant wall, equipped with an integrated automatic irrigation system. The manor includes a fireplace, while heating is provided by a modern geothermal heat pump combined with underfloor and wall heating systems, ensuring both comfort and energy efficiency.

The bespoke kitchen is fully equipped and designed in a sleek contemporary style. It features two sinks, a concealed extractor hood, and a built-in wine cooler. The dining area is furnished with a custom-made dining table complemented by elegant chairs. Family life is enhanced by a home cinema projector, as well as dedicated lounge areas for both adults and children.