The highlights are:

• Elegant heritage building with original details: panelled double doors, soaring ceilings with original stucco, and historically appropriate window design
• Classic, generously proportioned floor plan: four of the seven rooms connected by grand double doors
• Oak parquet flooring in an elegant herringbone pattern
• Underfloor heating throughout
• Master bathroom with premium fixtures and large-format porcelain stoneware tiles (by Schnitzer)
• Additional shower room and separate guest WC
• Three balconies
• Fully functional, high-quality marble fireplace
• Private elevator with direct access to the apartment
• On-site parking space included

INTERIEUR
There are spaces that don’t seek to impress - and for precisely that reason, they do.
This floor of a classic period building in Frankfurt’s Westend is one of them.

Built around 1900 to the plans of renowned architect C.F.W. Leonhardt, the building is part of an architectural legacy that continues to define the neighborhood: strict in its structure, refined in its execution, restrained in its expression - timeless by design.

The apartment opens with a gesture of discretion: a private elevator leads directly into the residence. The first impression is one of calm and spaciousness. Original panel double doors, carefully preserved stucco ceilings, and herringbone parquet flooring unfold a sense of space rooted in depth and stillness.

These details are not nostalgic flourishes but part of an architectural heritage tracing back to Leonhardt. His designs were marked by clear floor plans and a conscious interplay between structure and atmosphere - principles that are still palpable here.

Light pours in through tall, classically divided windows, illuminating rooms that feel naturally and confidently proportioned. Three balconies subtly and openly frame the layout - two of them accessible directly from the bedrooms, offering private retreats from everyday life.

A stately, fully functional marble fireplace forms the quiet centerpiece of the expansive living area. The three bathrooms, finished in natural stone, are outfitted with Dornbracht fittings and products by Schnitzer - discreet, precise, and of the highest quality, echoing an architectural language that sees function not as the opposite of form, but its equal.

All connections for a luxurious built-in kitchen have already been pre-installed in two different rooms - leaving the spatial concept open to your personal interpretation of living and design. Underfloor heating runs silently, imperceptibly, and evenly throughout the entire apartment.

A cellar storage room and a private parking space (available for €60,000) complete this exceptional property in one of the most sought-after locations in the northern Westend.

EXTERIOR
The building is a work of C.F.W. Leonhardt, one of the defining figures of Westend architecture at the turn of the century. His buildings are characterized by clear axes, harmonious proportions, and ornamental discipline -consciously composed with restraint and purpose.

The Art Nouveau facade of light sandstone features delicate reliefs and elegant ornamentation, typical of Leonhardt’s later work. The balconies are striking yet functional - architecture to live in, not just a backdrop. The covered entrance resembles a quiet canopy: a protective, graceful gesture toward the public realm.

In the inner courtyard, a covered parking space is discreetly and thoughtfully integrated.
This, too, reflects the philosophy of this house: everything essential, nothing superfluous.

LOCATION
Wolfsgangstraße is located in the heart of Frankfurt’s Westend - a district that combines architecture, academia, diplomacy, and culture without ever raising its voice.

Everything is within easy reach: the Palmengarten, schools, owner-operated boutiques, refined cafés, elegant restaurants, and galleries. The city center is just minutes away; the airport is well connected.

But more than anything else, one thing is palpable here: permanence.
Westend isn’t fashion - it’s style.