This enchanting, listed townhouse was built around 1900 as part of a multi-storey building in one of the most beautiful, sought-after avenues in the Gern villa colony with almost complete historical buildings. The façade is designed in the neo-Renaissance style and features an arched window with wooden shutters, a bay window on the upper floor, an imposing south-facing gable on the top floor and a charming porch. Half-timbered details at the top of the façade emphasize the authentic appearance of the front façade.of the front façade.The rooms are spread over three floors and approx. 151 m². There are five bedrooms, a kitchen, two bathrooms and a guest WC. A particularly attractive highlight is a conservatory, which is designed with wood paneling and fixtures in the style of a mountain hut. There are utility and storage areas in the basement. Behind the house is a garden that has the potential to become a small idyll. In addition to the irretrievable location and impressive old building ceiling heights of up to almost three metersoriginal elements such as the staircase, box-type windows and coffered doors with historic fittings.The gas heating was replaced in 2019. As part of a comprehensive modernization, the premises can be equipped with contemporary living comfort and transformed into an enchanting family homein the heart of the Gern villa colony.