Today our path leads to an ancient village school built in 1879. The history of this place is interesting: at first children were taught here, but due to the population decline the school had to be closed. After some time they decided to open a store here, which, alas, did not last long. Then the building stood empty for a long time until a family bought it.
They decided to revive the ancient walls, transforming the school into a cozy home. A complete reconstruction took place, modern communications were installed and the building acquired a new life.
I suggest you take a look inside.
From the outside it resembles an old school. Although it is now a residential building, it seems as if time has stopped here. The disadvantages include the lack of a closed area and yard.
Even though it is two-story, there is a void above the living room.
Red brick, wood accents and stained glass windows add a special vintage charm.
Next to the living room is the kitchen, where the main element is the kitchen island, which ideally combines the functions of a bar counter and a table.
There is also a large table here, which hints that the house is intended for large companies.
From the outside it seems like the house is modest in size, but there is room for two bedrooms.
One of the bedrooms impresses with its many mirrors, which visually enlarge the space.
Another bedroom and stairs leading to the second floor with a sitting area right on the landing.
There is also a room with a magnificent view. Despite this, I would rethink its interior a little, adding, for example, a home library.
The bathroom, despite its size, is quite functional.
This place is truly historical, as evidenced by numerous publications in local editions.
The owners carefully preserve all the articles and even the works of local artists, one of which dates back to 1994.
