The “house within a house” – spacious, light-filled & with a southwest roof terrace with Alpine views

Diese extraordinary roof-terrace apartment extends over three levels – the 4th floor in the rear building as well as the attic (5th floor) and the roof apex in the front building of a house built in 1911 in restrained Historicism/Art Nouveau style. With a living area of around 175 m² and a generous roof terrace of approx. 25 m², this property combines unique architectural character, exceptional spaciousness, and spectacular views stretching as far as the Alps. The rooms impress with ceiling heights of up to approx. 3.9 meters, an open layout, and additional gallery areas in the roof apex as a third level. A total of 14 skylights create a bright, light-filled atmosphere and striking sightlines. Beautiful details such as two stoves (historic enamelled cannon stove; Swedish stove) blend harmoniously with custom built-in wardrobes, high-quality bamboo parquet flooring on the 4th floor, and two full bathrooms. Highlights at a glance: - Around 175 m² of living space on two floors with separate entrances - An additional approx. 72 m² of usable space - Gallery areas in the roof apex as a third level - Secluded roof terrace (approx. 25 m²) with south-west orientation - Exceptional ceiling heights up to approx. 3.9 m - 14 skylights, some with electric blinds, exterior roller shutters, and rain sensor - Spacious, dry cellar with daylight - Breathtaking view over the treetops of Walchenseeplatz to the Alpine panorama - Two historic stoves - Numerous custom built-in wardrobes - Large terrace doors with electric exterior roller shutters - Roof on the 4th floor renewed in 2022 & façade renovation in 2024 - Currently no lift, but positive feasibility study - Renovation required in the bathrooms & kitchen