Between glass and roof—a home with its own distinctive character
€230,000
3 Rooms
2 Bedrooms
1 Bathroom
~68 m² Living area
Construction year 1934
Description
It is often not the apartments with the most conventional layouts that remain in one’s memory. Rather, it is those that develop their own atmosphere the moment you enter—through light, unusual perspectives and rooms that cannot be reduced to a number of square metres. This is precisely the character of this top-floor apartment in Dornholzhausen. Beneath the sloping roof, a surprisingly spacious living, dining and kitchen area opens up, where large window fronts, exposed ceiling structures and flowing transitions create an extraordinary sense of space. Daylight enters the room from different directions, giving the generous living area a special brightness and atmosphere that makes it the natural centre of the apartment. A glazed, unheated balcony/winter garden adjoins it directly, extending the living experience with a special retreat overlooking the green surroundings.
Two further rooms and a separate work area allow for a variety of uses. The sloping ceilings in particular give them their individual character and create the impression of more living space than the official 68 m². The apartment is deliberately not presented as a fully modernised property. In some respects, the kitchen, surfaces and individual features no longer correspond to contemporary expectations, offering a future owner the opportunity to further develop the distinctive layout with their own design concept. This is precisely where much of the property’s appeal lies: the architecture is already in place—its next interpretation is still waiting to be created.
The condominium also includes a cellar, an attic not intended for residential purposes, and the exclusive right to use a parking space. According to the documents available, the unit is rented on a long-term basis and is therefore particularly suitable for buyers who are not looking for an interchangeable investment property, but for a property with its own character, development potential and a location that pleasantly combines the city with the Taunus region. Arrange your personal viewing appointment today and discover on site the potential and living experience this property has in store for you.
Bad Homburg vor der Höhe is located approximately 18 km north of Frankfurt in the Taunus. With around 55,000 inhabitants, the town is considered one of the most expensive and exclusive residential areas in the Vorderer Taunus. Enjoy the peace and quiet while remaining close to everything else you need: pure relaxation! An upscale neighbourhood in the elegant villa districts surrounding the spa park, meadows and forests. Enjoy long walks and bike rides in the idyllic surroundings with your loved ones. Excellent infrastructure, including restaurants, shopping facilities and doctors. The town is regarded as a modern business location and an attractive shopping destination. Landgrave’s Castle and Louisenstraße shopping street (pedestrian zone) form the centre of this renowned spa town. Fitness, tennis and hockey clubs, as well as several equestrian facilities, are located nearby. Two beautifully situated 9- and 18-hole golf courses, kindergartens and Bad Homburg primary school are within walking distance (approximately 10 minutes) of the house. Nearby secondary schools include Kaiserin-Friedrich-Gymnasium and Humboldtschule, reachable by bicycle in approximately 10 to 15 minutes; Frankfurt International School in Oberursel is accessible by bus, with a bus stop approximately 2 minutes’ walk from the house. Other bilingual private schools in Bad Homburg (Accadis) and Bad Vilbel (European School Rhein-Main) can also be reached quickly. Frankfurt is approximately 20 minutes away via the A661 or A5. Frankfurt Airport can be reached in approximately 30 minutes. Behind Bad Homburg and its districts, the Taunus rises, with the Herzberg mountain (approximately 591 m).
Exclusive opportunity in Frankfurt am Main: stylish city apartment with private patio, elevator & potential for luxury renovation near the Nidda Park and Eschersheim