Published on 31/07/2026 · Last checked on 09/08/2026
| Type | Multi-Family House |
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| Living Area ca. | 800 m² |
| Rooms | 33 |
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| Property Area | 534 m² |
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| Courtage | 3,57% (3.57% (inkl. MwSt.)) |
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For many decades, this exceptional cultural monument has been in family ownership – a house that breathes history and immediately captivates every viewer with its artistic architecture. For reasons of age, the owners are now handing this special property over to new hands.
Architectural heritage of rare value. In the official list of monuments, the building is described as follows:
„Tenement house with part of the courtyard development (the rear side wing and the rear house). Built in 1896/1897 by the architect and construction contractor from the owner family for their own use. Gatehouse with a symmetrically designed façade of yellow brick, red decorative elements and richly sculpted sandstone details. Figuratively painted round-arched niches, medallions with antique-style heads, original windows with green shutters, gate leaves with an integrated front door and artistic balcony railings characterize the appearance.“
The art-historical quality and the urban-development significance make this house a cultural monument of scientific and artistic value. Its preservation is in the public interest – a privilege that at the same time opens up attractive tax advantages and funding opportunities.
The property comprises:
•Front building (4 storeys)
•Side wing (3 storeys)
•Rear building (3 storeys)
•11 residential units with a total of 800 m² of living space
•Plot size: 534 m²
The inner courtyard forms the heart of the ensemble: A large lime tree provides natural shade and creates a pleasantly cool microclimate. A high-quality terrace deck is available to all tenants and makes the courtyard a popular place to stay.
Over the past decades, numerous measures have been implemented:
•6 of 11 apartments have been completely and high-quality renovated
•Restoration of the historic entrance gate
•Renovation of the stairwells
•Upgrading of the courtyard incl. renovated shed and terrace deck
•Insulation of the basement ceilings to reduce heating costs
•Insulation and new plastering of the side wing not listed as a historic monument
This continuous maintenance ensures that the house today presents itself in a very well-kept and representative condition.
Tax advantages & funding opportunities
As a cultural monument, the property offers attractive depreciation options. With the corresponding applications, public subsidies can also be granted – a financial plus that makes the purchase additionally interesting.
If thisIf this exceptional Art Nouveau property has aroused your interest, we will be happy to send you our complete brochure with further details. This house is not just a property – it is a piece of Heidelberg history that is waiting to pass into good hands.
Please contact us initially by email only.
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