Owning a house in the historic Waldenburg has a special charm. Behind its own front door, this 4.5-room townhouse unfolds a world of living with warm wood surfaces, visible beams, and an exceptional room sequence over three floors. It invites you to discover spaces, give your favorite pieces a place, and create a home that reflects your own personality.

The spacious kitchen and separate dining room invite you to cook, enjoy, and socialize. Here, an evening with friends can last longer, and Sunday can begin with an extended breakfast. The wood creates a warm atmosphere and can be combined appealingly with simple furniture, natural fabrics, and selected individual pieces.

The wooden staircase leads to the upper floor. Here, the living room offers space for relaxed evenings, intimate conversations, and a good book that finally has time. The adjacent vestibule expands this floor into an area that can be set up as a workplace or a cozy reading corner.

On the top floor are the bedroom and another vestibule. The visible beams and the special geometry of the rooms give this level its own expression. With soft textiles, calm colors, and carefully set lighting, a retreat could be created here where the day can unwind. The partially low room heights are part of the house's character and shape its living feel.

The communally protected house was completely rebuilt after a fire in 2005/2006. A screed and two cellar areas complement the room offer.

The visualizations show how the currently empty rooms could work with a coordinated interior design and decoration. They give the first living ideas a picture. The house is sold in its current, unfurnished state.