This imposing period apartment dating from 1911 is situated in a well-maintained building composed of 37 units, situated within a front building and a garden house.
The spacious entrance hall adorned with tasteful stucco details and subtle lighting. The elevator enables direct access to the a large foyer within the third floor apartment. All rooms are individually accessible from this foyer which is the core of the home.
The front-facing section of the apartment features interconnecting rooms, with the living and dining rooms separated by an imposing original wood and glass sliding door. A guest WC is located between the large kitchen and the dining room. Alternately this space could be expanded, allowing the current kitchen to be transformed into a spacious wellness bathroom, or the kitchen space might be opened up into the dining room, creating an open and contemporary layout.
The apartment has a remarkable ceiling height of approximately 3.5 meters, with a spacious overall layout, elegant herringbone parquet flooring in the interconnected rooms, and the intricate period correct stucco ceilings.
Building approval has already been granted, for an additional balcony overlooking the courtyard, should this be desired.