This exceptional 3-room apartment in an old building with a direct view of the New Town Hall, the Maschpark and the State Museum awaits you in a prime inner-city location in Hanover. The historic building, rich in magnificent stucco ornamentation and loving details, was designed in 1889 by the renowned architect Christoph Hehl and radiates the old splendor of the royal city of Hanover.
The building has been carefully brought up to date under the watchful eye of the conservation authorities, while retaining all of its historical charm. Even the entrance through the wrought-iron gate, which has been faithfully preserved, conveys the historical splendor of this property. The richly decorated façade with stylistic elements typical of the period bear witness to the architectural masterpiece of the time. The stately entrance hall, which was once used for horse-drawn carriages, impresses with two large automatic wooden gates, through which you enter the inner courtyard and then - secured by a second entrance - reach the apartment on the 2nd floor conveniently and barrier-free by elevator.
The spacious, light-flooded apartment boasts an impressive ceiling height of approx. 3.50 m and high window elements that provide a wonderful view of the Landesmuseum and the Maschpark. Stylish details, such as the bamboo parquet flooring or the nickel-plated brass door handles by Martin Gropius, contrast with the historic charm of this property. The living area is the heart of the apartment, complemented by an adjoining, spacious bedroom, an open-plan kitchen and a white-tiled bathroom with bathtub.
The apartment is currently rented and the tenants have been informed of the planned sale. The buyer will take over the tenancy in accordance with the legal requirements.
See this rare rarity for yourself and experience the perfect combination of historical heritage and modern living comfort in one of Hanover's most sought-after locations.