Dream Townhouse in Oberursel, Prime Location – with Approved Expansion Potential

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Purchase price & costs

About this house

Strolling through the Old Town in the morning, unwinding on your own terrace in the evening: this distinctive townhouse combines life in the heart of Oberursel with a private retreat full of warmth and character.

Built in 1960, the house underwent a complete renovation in 2017 and was transformed into a modern townhouse with stylish country-house elements. Set on a plot of approx. 132 m², it currently offers approx. 97 m² of living space. High-quality materials, parquet flooring and warm wood tones create a welcoming atmosphere. The interplay of established architecture and contemporary living gives the house its individual character.

The lower living level welcomes you with an inviting entrance area that flows seamlessly into the hallway. The centrepiece of this level is the beautiful kitchen-diner. Warm wood tones and carefully coordinated details create a place where cooking together, good conversations and sociable evenings come naturally. A small work nook adds a compact workspace.

The stairs lead to the upper floor, where the gallery opens onto the living room. There is room here to relax, read and enjoy cosy moments in an atmosphere shaped by the house’s distinctive architecture. The bedroom features a separate dressing area and air conditioning. The large balcony adds another lovely outdoor space to this living level.

A special highlight awaits at the rear of the house: the beautiful garden with terrace creates a little green oasis in the middle of the city. Whether enjoying breakfast outdoors, a quiet afternoon with a book or a relaxing evening, it is easy to leave everyday life behind here. It is precisely the combination of a central location and this private retreat that gives the house its special appeal.

The optional attic conversion opens up further possibilities. According to the information available, planning permission has already been granted, and the corresponding architectural plans and sectional drawings are in place. If the planned design is carried out, the living space could be increased from the current approx. 97 m² to a **planned total living area of approx. 136.5 m²**. This offers the opportunity to add further living space to the house after purchase.

The asking price refers to the house in its current condition, with approx. 97 m² of living space. The attic conversion is optional; its constructionThe implementation and associated costs are not included in the purchase price. Any fit-out would need to be arranged by the buyer after the purchase, at their own responsibility and expense, in compliance with the valid building permit and its conditions. The relevant planning and permit documents can be made available for inspection.

This townhouse will appeal to people who appreciate Oberursel’s lively town center and proximity to the Taunus—and who also want a distinctive home with charming details, inviting rooms, and a little green space of their own.

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