Exceptional house in Bad Homburg’s Old Town

This distinctive half-timbered house, protected as part of a historic ensemble, offers approximately 127 m² of living space, plenty of room and an exceptional layout. It consists of a front house and a directly adjoining rear house. The two building sections are connected within the house and form a single residential unit. The historic front house dates from the 19th century, while the rear house was built around 1996. The front house offers two versatile rooms and an additional room in the converted attic. The rear house comprises an open-plan living area and a spacious master bedroom with direct access to the balcony. Exposed half-timbering and wooden beams give the bright rooms their distinctive character. The fitted kitchen provides ample work and storage space, as well as sufficient room for a generously sized dining area. A modern bathroom with natural light and a separate guest WC complete the amenities. The sheltered courtyard between the two building sections creates a private outdoor area with space for sitting and relaxing. A single garage directly attached to the house is also included in the property. In 2017, the entire property was extensively renovated. The half-timbering was refurbished, and the façades were fully insulated, replastered and painted. The kitchen and bathroom in the front house were also renovated as part of this work. An energy performance certificate is currently not available. The property forms part of a listed historic ensemble (ensemble protection).