The house, built in 1911, was renovated with great attention to detail in the year 2000. The historic staircase with its original ceramic tiles in the entrance area, as well as some historic elements in the apartments, have been preserved to this day.
The combination of old building elements, sloping roofs, and a stylish and high-quality interior design creates a unique living atmosphere here and offers a fantastic view over the roofs of the city. Thanks to the approximately 270-degree orientation, the sun conjures up a different play of light in the interior rooms depending on the time of day and year. From the small terrace on the upper floor, there is also a beautiful view of the lake to the mountain range.

The spacious living area with oiled parquet flooring made of American cherry wood, French windows, and a gallery, as well as the room height that reaches into the gable, convey an exceptionally open and light living feeling. The bedroom with oiled oak parquet flooring is directly connected to the stylish en-suite bathroom. Underfloor heating in the bathrooms provides additional comfort. Practical built-in closets in the entrance area and the dressing room in the bedroom offer plenty of storage space. The high-quality Gaggenau kitchen, which is open to the living area, is a highlight for all cooking enthusiasts. In addition to the usual appliances, it features a warming drawer, a glass ceramic field, a gas stove, and a special wok gas stove. A closet in the basement corridor and a natural cellar, which is ideal for wine storage, round out the room offer.

An elegant and characterful apartment for people who appreciate spacious rooms, plenty of light, high-quality equipment, and a special view.