The highlights are:

• Luxury equipment in a core-renovated Founder's-Style Building
• Underfloor heating in all rooms
• Monument wooden windows & high-quality apartment entrance doors
• Vola bathroom fittings in matte black, Alape washbasins and large-format tiles in natural stone
• Freestanding Alape bathtub in the master bathroom
• French herringbone parquet
• Elaborate original stucco reconstructions
• Modern designer bulit-in kitchen with all kitchen appliances and natural stone top
• various built-in wardrobes in the entire apartment
• SmartHome technology
• Elevator on each floor
• Balcony to the green oasis / courtyard
• French balconies
• Representative entrance hall with imposing stairwell
• Staircase flooring in high-quality natural stone
• 1.225.500 EUR land costs
• 469.500 EUR planning and rebuild costs

INTERIOR
The extremely representative old building- "Grand Etages" in a listed Wilhelminian building by the famous Frankfurt architect Eugen Greiß have approx. between 120 up to 160 sqm of living space.
The centrepiece of the Grand Etages is a spacious entrée, from which all rooms depart. A representative two-sided, light-flooded living room with skyline views, divided by a winged door to the imposing eat-in kitchen with dining area and direct access to the balcony, a working/guest room, a master bedroom with separate dressing room, a master bathroom with free-standing Alape bathtub, Vola bath fittings and rainshower, a second bedroom and a second bathroom complete the living concept in an open-classic way. Access to the south-facing terrace overlooking the green courtyard is via the working/guest room.
The apartments on the 1st-4th floor convince with a classic and high-quality old building concept, similar to the Grand Etages in Paris with an imposing and stately living feeling. On the 5th and 6th floors, the living concept "old meets new" has been optimized to the max.
In general, craftsmanship perfection, the highest design requirements in selection of colors, materials, surfaces, characterizes the apartments and their features. This unique mixture of modern quality in an old building from the founding period is true domestic culture. The apartments are a successful mix of classic old building elements such as elaborate stucco work and ornaments, original door handles and solid wooden doors and windows, French herringbone parquet, ceiling heights of over 4 meters and modern comfort in the form of high-end designer bathrooms with SPA feeling, a flamboyant eat-in kitchen, underfloor heating and technical refinements such as SmartHome technology.
The demand for quality, design and architecture runs through entire HOLME and its individual "residential islands". An architectural gem a stone's throw away from the promenade of the Main River, at the edge of the trendy, urban Bahnhofsviertel with the best infrastructure and urban flair.

EXTERIOR
The imposing old building was constructed in the period of the turn of the century in the so-called founding period. The listed house with a total of six residential units on six floors was extensively refurbished in 2019/2020 in consideration and preserving the original details. The old building elements are combined with the latest technical standards and makes entering the house a unique living experience. The special mansion impresses with its exceptional luxury, the representative facade, an elegant entrée, the many and large window fronts as well as the high ceilings and of course the unique urban prime location.

LOCATION
The property is located just around the corner of the Main River promenade. Here culture, upscale gastronomy and leisure activities meet with an urban lifestyle. The nearby museum promenade offers world-class museums such as the Städel or the Museum of Applied Arts.
The green parks on the Main River, such as the Nice promenade, invite you to stroll and jog. Renowned restaurants such as the Weinsinn, Holbein's, Emma Metzler and the in-places of BHFSVRTL Stanley Diamond, Roomers and Walon & Rosetti are within 5 minutes walking distance. As well as the Schauspiel , the Frankfurt Opera, the English Theatre or the "new" Jewish Museum.