DIE DINT makes history as a residential building

In the heart of the lively Fahrgasse stands a remarkable piece of history. The historic building, with masonry dating back to 1846, once served as a stable and later became the wine house known as “DIE DINT.” In 2023, it was extensively converted into a charming residence and renovated with great attention to detail. Here, the past meets the present, creating an atmosphere that is difficult to describe in words alone. Even before entering the house, the historic sandstone step beside the entrance invites you to enjoy life on the street, strike up a spontaneous conversation with neighbours or friends, and take in the unique vitality of this popular promenade. Those seeking peace and privacy, meanwhile, will find a personal retreat in the lovingly landscaped courtyard. With approximately 60 m² of living space arranged over two levels, this home combines historic character, modern living spaces and a pleasantly airy sense of space. The entrance level welcomes you with a spacious and inviting living and dining area. The open-plan kitchen blends harmoniously into the room, making this area the natural centre of the house. From here, you have a view of the beautifully landscaped courtyard. This level also includes a practical guest WC. The staircase leads to the upper floor and the private part of the house. A spacious hallway provides ample room for wardrobes and can also be wonderfully arranged as a small home office. The welcoming bedroom radiates peace and comfort, making it the perfect retreat after a long day. The upper floor is completed by the lovingly renovated bathroom, which reflects the charming character of the house and blends harmoniously into the overall design. The unique property, which is protected under an ensemble preservation order, is rounded off by a potential parking space directly in front of the entrance door.