All in all there are three partly furnished three-room residential units of 90sqm, with own entrances and teraces leading to the garden. Each one of them has its own bathroom and kitchen. Downstairs in the souterain you'll find an extra guest-toilet and the entrance to the cellar. The floor area of the house is 190 sqm and the surrounding garden 819sqm.
This house was built in 1976 with special energy-saving material, so that the annual energy consumption on average is only 202,3 kWh/(m²*a), so - with about 1600l heating oil the whole house is comfortably warm all year long. The last renovation (basement and house-surrounding) was in 2022.

Bundenbach is a small village of about 840 inhabitans, situated in the hight of 390m, surrounded by the healthy woods of the „Hunsrueck“ in the mid-western area of Germany.
Transport: In Kirn is the nearest railway station. It lies on the Nahe Valley Railway (Bingen–Saarbrücken). To the north are Bundesstraße 50 and Frankfurt-Hahn Airport.
The whole Hunsrueck-Area is marvelous for hiking and fresh-air-activities, which can cure many lung-problems and stress-symptoms. Bundenbach is a state-approved resort.
Bundenbach is known internationally for its slate mining and important fossil finds. The use of slate in the Bundenbach area has a demonstrably long history: the Celtic hill castle’s defensive wall was built of slate quarrystones.
Worth seeing are the mediaeval castle ruin, the Schmidtburg (the biggest Rhenish castle complex), the Herrenberg slate pit (since 1976 open to visitors as an attraction), the famous fossil museum, the Altburg, and of course the Celtic heights settlement from La Tène times and the Hahnenbach valley, which has no road traffic.