Set on the fourth floor of the quiet rear building, this characterful period apartment unfolds through a refined interplay of light, texture and proportion. Elegant arched windows, partially exposed walls and original wooden floorboards create a warm and atmospheric setting. The furnished interior follows a calm, restrained aesthetic that complements the architectural character of the apartment and creates a bright, serene living environment overlooking the courtyard.

The apartment is entered via a central hallway from which all rooms are accessed. To the right, the generous living room opens up with tall arched windows and double doors leading onto the south facing balcony. The balcony extends the living space outdoors and offers open views across the quiet inner courtyard, while daylight flows deep into the room, highlighting the texture of the wooden floorboards and the softly exposed wall surfaces. Adjacent to the living room lies the bedroom, quietly positioned towards the courtyard.

To the left of the hallway, the kitchen is conceived as a separate room with an integrated dining area. A precisely crafted oak kitchen forms the centrepiece of the space, combining clean lines with warm, tactile materials. The dining table by the window completes the room as a bright and welcoming place for cooking and gathering.

Between kitchen and bedroom sits the bathroom with bathtub, designed in a calm and understated manner. Light surfaces, a compact washbasin and fittings by Geberit integrate seamlessly into the architectural character of the apartment. Overall, the layout offers a clear and efficient structure with short connections between living, sleeping and cooking areas.

The apartment is offered furnished and available for a fixed rental period of two years.