Characterful 1914 townhouse with plenty of space, garden and potential for expansion

This townhouse, built in 1914 in solid masonry construction, combines classic period architecture with generous volume and considerable development potential. Across three residential levels and an additionally convertible roof apex, it offers families a home with character, substance, and long-term prospects. The raised ground floor already impresses with a ceiling height of around 3.14 meters, creating an exceptionally spacious feel. Stucco elements, historic doors, and an elegant double door between the living and dining rooms emphasize the architectural style of this level. The living areas have laminate laid over the existing floorboards; exposing the wooden floors would restore the original period character. The kitchen is currently not installed and can be newly planned to individual requirements. From the dining room, you reach the balcony with an external staircase leading into the garden. This direct connection between living space and outdoor area provides a high quality of everyday living. A small front garden creates a pleasant distance from the street; the garden, oriented to the northwest, benefits from sun especially in the afternoon and evening. On the first floor there are two generously sized bedrooms, one with its own balcony and views of greenery. The bathroom no longer meets today’s standards and—by incorporating the adjacent room—offers potential for a spacious family bathroom. The attic floor comprises three further rooms, flexibly usable as children’s, guest, or work rooms. Modernization is also required here, as well as in the existing bathroom. A special feature is the roof apex: with around 60 m² of space and a ridge height of approx. 3.78 meters, it offers versatile conversion potential, for example as a studio, home office, or additional living space. The house is fully basemented. The windows (2010), gas heating system (2019), and roof with insulation (2017) have already been renewed, providing a solid structural basis for further modernization. Overall, the property requires modernization while also representing a rare opportunity to develop a historic house with generous ceiling heights and a sustainable long-term perspective to suit individual needs—ideal for families requiring space.