Love at first sight for period architecture: Stylish condominium with a conservatory and balcony!

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Stylish period charm, spacious rooms and modern amenities come together to create a special atmosphere. The apartment is located on the first floor of a listed residential building dating from 1903. The elaborate stucco façade already lends the well-maintained building historic character from the outside and hints at the charm that continues inside.

Upon entering the apartment, you are welcomed by a spacious hallway from which most of the rooms are accessed. High ceilings, large windows and the generous proportions typical of the period create a pleasant living environment while also providing plenty of natural daylight.

The heart of the apartment is the inviting living area, which flows seamlessly into the adjoining separate dining room. Together, the two rooms create a spacious focal point for everyday life while retaining a clear spatial layout. The living room offers space to relax, while the dining room is ideal for evenings spent with family and friends.

From here, you continue into the spacious kitchen. It offers ample room for cooking, preparing meals and gathering together, pleasantly combining functionality and sociability. A lovely little extra is the northeast-facing balcony accessed from the kitchen. Small, delightful and charming, it has room for a small seating area and will quickly become your personal breakfast balcony or favourite spot for your first coffee in the morning.

In addition to the spacious living areas, there is a bedroom and another room that can be used as a children’s room, study or adapted to suit your individual needs. This room is currently arranged as a walk-through room and leads to a small, sheltered conservatory area. This additional retreat underscores the apartment’s distinctive period character and offers further possibilities, such as a cosy reading nook, a place for plants or a small work area.

A real highlight is the modern bathroom with natural light. A level-access shower and a bathtub provide amenities ideally suited both to a quick start to the day and to relaxing in the evening. The bathroom is complemented by a washbasin, WC and a cleverly integrated niche with space for a washing machine and tumble dryerfind a place without detracting from the room's overall impression. A decorative wooden sliding door blends particularly beautifully into the ambiance, combining historic charm with modern design.

The apartment has also been brought up to date technically. In 2018, both the electrical system, including the wiring and distribution board, and the water pipes were replaced. Laminate and vinyl flooring complement the features and provide a well-maintained foundation for your own style of living.

Practical storage options are also available. A separate storage room on a half-floor belongs to the apartment, and there is also a private cellar room. A communal drying room rounds out the storage space outside the apartment. There is also a small shared garden behind the building, available to residents and offering a pleasant opportunity to spend some time surrounded by greenery outside the home.

The result is a home that preserves the distinctive character of a listed period building while also impressing with its well-maintained, modern features. High ceilings, plenty of natural light, spacious living areas, charming details and the small balcony make this apartment a special retreat for anyone who appreciates classic period charm but does not want to forgo contemporary living comfort.

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