Historical courtyard in Oberhausen is forced - strike now!

Historical courtyard in Oberhausen is forced - strike now!

In the heart of the Ruhr area, more precisely in Oberhausen, an impressive historical building is faced with a foreclosure. This decision not only has architectural importance, but also throws a light on the history of the region. The courtyard, located in the Klosterhardt district, is the oldest of its kind in the district and is reminiscent of the originally rural character of the area before it became an industrial center.

On December 5, 2024 at 10 a.m., the Oberhausen district court will grant the contract for the property. An expert opinion has set the value of the historical court at 780,000 euros. This sum results from a detailed assessment that takes into account the condition of a formerly used site. The courtyard itself covers a living space of around 174.80 square meters and extends over a total area of around 23,000 square meters, including stables and barn.

Details on the foreclosure and expert opinion

The former agricultural courtyard has visibly suffered from the ravages of time and, according to the report, has both technical and economic ages. The last time the building was modernized in 1983 with an extension for sanitary facilities. The appraiser notes that the room layout is no longer up to date and that the equipment is simply described. The evaluation even contains photos that document the current state of the courtyard. The technical equipment remains behind modern standards, which also refers to the electrical installation.

For interested parties of the property who embodies a piece of regional history, the foreclosure appointment is a unique opportunity. However, potential buyers must be aware that the building needs extensive renovation measures to be able to shine in new splendor.

• Date: Thursday, December 5, 2024
• time: 10 a.m.
• Location: District Court Oberhausen, Friedensplatz 1, 1. floor, hall 108

The foreclosure announcement comes at a time when many buildings in the Ruhr area are increasingly empty, a phenomenon that is related to the dwindling industrial basis of the region. Former production facilities and once flowering companies as well as the Lammert factory in Bad Oeynhausen show how the economic conditions have changed over the years.

With this historic court location, a feeling of nostalgia resonates. Furniture that preserves the charm of past days and the opportunity to take a piece of history in your own hands could attract potential buyers. However, it remains to be seen whether this is sufficient to achieve the required price. The upcoming auction could also attract special attention, since architecture and history collide here.

The dynamics around the foreclosure is a reflection of the social changes in the Ruhr area and could pave the way to future renovation projects. The interest in historical buildings, coupled with modern living comfort, could attract both investors and passionate restorers and breathe new life into the region.

The exact details about the action and the course of the auction can be found in other sources such as www.wa.de can be read.