Une Maison Pour Les Hommes, Deren Leben Mehr Als Einen Raum Braucht

This house on Linzer Straße is not a typical single-family home. It offers much more.

With around 283 m² of living space on 741 m² of land, it has a size that has become rare today. Two balconies, two garages, and two additional parking spaces are included. But the real quality lies not in the numbers. It lies in the freedom this house offers its next owner.

Living and working. Living and renting. Two generations under one roof. Or keeping it all for yourself.

A practice, law office, or an office in the house with private living space above. A separate area for adult children or parents. A unit that is rented out to help finance part of the property. What is right today can look very different in ten years. The house adapts to these changes.

Linzer Straße is also part of this story. Central, visible, and easily accessible, with bus, tram, and train station nearby, as well as local amenities, schools, doctors, and a pharmacy. This is practical for professional use and for daily life alike.

And then there is the side of the house you wouldn’t expect from the street.

Upstairs, a sensible property suddenly becomes a pretty cool place.

Pool, sun, friends, a long summer evening. Music, a glass in hand, and eventually the question of why you should even go on vacation. The pictures of the upper level show exactly this private retreat with pool and spacious outdoor area.

The house dates from 1969, is well maintained, and has substance. It doesn’t have to pretend anything. It can work, live, rent out, and when the day is over, also party quite well.

Fronting Linzer Straße. Inside, plenty of space for living. And upstairs, a pool party.

A property that can be thought of economically and still feels like home.

Some photos have been brightened with AI.

The agent acts as a dual agent.