Recently Renovated: A Very Charming 2.5 Room Apartment In An Older Building With A Balcony, Ready Fo

The stylish rooms feature abundant natural light from the east and west, as well as airy, old-building ceiling heights of around 2.95 meters. The two living and bedroom areas are optimally laid out, versatile in use, and offer ample storage space. Expertly installed herringbone parquet flooring and custom-crafted paneled doors add even more style and sophistication to the apartment. A spacious entryway serves as both the gateway and the backbone of this apartment. Following a classic historic building floor plan, the rooms are arranged around this central hallway, lending the apartment a sense of spaciousness.

A particular highlight is the spacious kitchen-living room, which can be flexibly expanded to include an additional room as needed—ideal as a separate dining room, home office, or stylish guest room. This versatility underscores the charming character of the historic building and opens up a wide range of possibilities for sophisticated modern living. The kitchen connections are already in place. Adjacent to the kitchen-dining area is a charming balcony with a quiet view of a spacious, idyllic, green courtyard.

In addition, there are two equally sized rooms that can be used as bedrooms, living spaces, and/or guest rooms or home offices, depending on personal needs. Thanks to their west-facing orientation, both rooms are flooded with light and offer ample storage space. In one of the rooms, the historic herringbone parquet flooring was preserved. As part of the modernization, it was lovingly restored and oiled.

In a bathroom bathed in natural light, light-colored porcelain tile with an authentic natural stone look provides a timeless backdrop for the fixtures. These include a bathtub, a walk-in shower with a rain showerhead and a shampoo niche, as well as a wide Duravit sink with Dornbracht faucets and a white vanity cabinet. Comfort is ensured by a mirror with three-level lighting, electric floor heating, a towel radiator, and ceiling spotlights. The apartment is rounded out by a separate toilet designed in the same style as the bathroom. The rooms are heated by a self-contained gas heating system housed in a custom-built cabinet. Hot water is also provided locally; there is a separate hot water tank.

The apartment includes an approximately 9 m² basement storage unit located in the basement, which is typical for buildings of this era. Bicycles can be parked in the courtyard and in a basement storage room.