Spanning approx. 133 square metres, the apartment unfolds as a light filled loft beneath the roof. Generous glazing, skylights and two private roof terraces draw daylight deep into the space while creating a distinct sense of calm and privacy. Exposed timber beams warm the restrained palette of polished screed and white surfaces.

A private zone at the rear, facing the courtyard, comprises two rooms, one with access to a sheltered terrace, as well as a daylight bathroom with bathtub and white mosaic tiles. At the centre, the open kitchen flows seamlessly into the living area, enhancing the sense of space.

Towards the street, a generous living and dining area opens onto a large southwest facing roof terrace. This part is complemented by an additional bedroom and a second daylight bathroom with shower in the same understated style. A utility room with connections for a washing machine and gas heating completes the functional layer. Independent service connections towards the street and a district heating line already routed to the top floor offer flexibility in the technical setup and support a range of uses between retreat and open living.

Sloped roof windows open the space to the sky and reinforce the quiet, sheltered atmosphere. From the main terrace, views extend across the historic Stadtbad and Heinrich Lassen Park with its mature trees, as well as the surrounding courtyards and façades.