This 6.5-room maisonette apartment feels more like a house than an apartment from the very first moment. On three levels, a spacious room offer with around 184 square meters of living space unfolds, combining openness, privacy, and coziness in a special way. Plenty of light, beautiful views, and all-day sunshine create an atmosphere that enriches everyday life in a special way.

The floor plan unfolds a harmonious interplay of openness and retreat possibilities and easily adapts to different life situations. Particularly attractive is the easy changeability of the room structure, because the non-load-bearing intermediate walls in dry construction create scope for individual living ideas and future needs. Two bathrooms and a separate guest toilet round off the room offer.

The living area with a fireplace is particularly inviting, giving the room warmth and a special coziness. The terrace and garden seating area harmoniously extend the living space outdoors and create ideal retreats for sunny mornings, relaxed afternoons, or atmospheric summer evenings in the green. The private garden surroundings underline the feeling of freedom and privacy.

The apartment also convinces in a constructive way with a high-quality and well-thought-out construction method. The wooden construction creates a pleasantly warm, natural room climate and ensures optimal heat insulation. The execution of the basement and staircase in concrete and masonry gives the building additional stability and substance. The main body was realized as a wooden element construction with integrated thermal insulation. This home combines coziness with a harmonious and sustainable construction. A basement and two garage parking spaces complement the offer in a comfortable way.

The property
- 6.5-room maisonette apartment
- Approx. 184 m² living space
- Approx. 8 m² secondary use area
- 170 m² terrace and garden with all-day sunshine
- Fireplace
- High-quality wooden construction with excellent thermal insulation
- Ground-air heat pump
- 2 garage parking spaces