A rare find from 1937: an attractive four-flat house with an attic suitable for conversion, near the English Garden

Nestled in a quiet, well-maintained residential neighbourhood, this property – which we are exclusively offering for sale – combines proximity to the city centre with the idyllic natural setting of the English Garden, which is within walking distance. The nearby ‘Dietlindenstraße’ underground station provides excellent links to public transport.

The block of flats was built in 1937 on a 383 m² plot. A small front garden forms the transition from the pavement to the house. The façade is given a distinctive character by a bay window; the charming lattice-paned box windows are typical of the year of construction. Behind the house lies a wonderful garden with mature trees, such as apple trees and tall cypresses, which invites you to linger during the summer months.

On the mezzanine, first, second and third floors, there is a well-proportioned 3- or 4-room flat on each level; the total living area is approximately 336 m². All four flats are currently let; the flat on the mezzanine floor will become vacant in August 2024, whilst the flat on the first floor will become vacant by arrangement with the buyer.

The basement, typical of the building’s era, houses a laundry room and storage compartments. The attic offers interesting potential for conversion. There is no lift. The painter Hans Reinhold Lichtenberger (1876–1956), a friend of Paul Klee, Alexej Jawlensky and Lovis Corinth, lived in this house for a time.