Renovation

Located in Reudnitz-Thonberg, this listed apartment building dates back to 1902. It offers a wealth of special period features that have been given new lustre through the restoration. The property stands out above all for its pale clinker-brick façade and separate cellar access. The stairwell gives voice to the building's history — whether through the colourful leaded glass or the historic stucco in the entrance area. Here, five families can escape the pace of the times and find a little peace. The fine solid-oak parquet lends the elaborately restored unit a spacious feel. With great attention to detail, exclusive materials were chosen during the restoration to underline the apartment's character.

The equally high-quality bathrooms feature integrated wall shelving and bespoke ornamental tiles, among other details. The top-floor unit stands out for its characterful wooden spiral staircase, which leads up to the elaborately converted roof apex. A particular highlight for residents is the indirect, dimmable ceiling lighting. The generous balconies overlooking the courtyard bring a relaxed flair even in the city and invite you to linger.