At first glance rather unassuming, this apartment in a multi-unit building with nine residential units, originally built in 1910, reveals its special qualities only at second glance: Via an additional staircase, you reach an apartment facing the quiet, spacious inner courtyard, offering plenty of greenery, large expanses of windows and surprisingly attractive room proportions. The approximately 58 m² apartment is currently clearly dated and requires extensive modernization and renovation. Anyone wishing to realize their own ideas here will find an exciting starting point with plenty of potential.
From the entrance area, the layout initially leads to a small storage room and the bathroom. Straight ahead, the central living room opens up, with the other rooms adjoining it. On the left is a spacious room that has previously been used as a bedroom. On the right, you enter the kitchen-living room, which provides direct access to the terrace and the associated exclusive right to use the garden.
The northeast-facing garden extends across the entire width of the apartment and approximately five metres in depth—a real advantage for an apartment of this size and a wonderful opportunity to create your own small outdoor retreat. The layout offers various possibilities and leaves room for individual ideas. Depending on the plans and structural feasibility, changing the existing room layout, for example by creating an opening between rooms, could also be an interesting option.
The quiet courtyard-facing orientation is particularly appealing: The view extends over greenery, while the large windows provide plenty of daylight and create a pleasantly open living atmosphere. An additional cellar room completes the offer.
An apartment for anyone not looking for a ready-made solution, but keen to turn an unassuming starting point into something of their own. Whether as a first step into property ownership, for singles or couples, or for owner-occupation by students—this property offers considerable potential.