The highlights are:

• apartment building with seven apartments, spread over two entrances
• living and usable area approx. 1,500 m²
• apartment sizes between approx. 80 and 250 m²
• property and garden approx. 2000 m²
• brick ensemble in a timeless style
• green location in the Dichterviertel directly on the nature reserve
• high quality marble floors
• new wooden floorboards
• sauna with a view of the Taunus
• open fire places
• ceiling heights up to 6 meters
• underfloor heating
• underground parking and additional parking spaces in front of the house
• park-like property
• foresight and direct access to the nature reserve (Niddawiesen)
• extensive terrace areas

INTERIOR
The spacious living ensemble can be entered through two separate house entrances. There are a total of seven, extremely spacious residential units with ceilings up to 6 meters high, elegant marble floors and new wooden floorboards in the building complex. The loft-like living spaces are open and modern and appeal to families as well as couples. Floor-to-ceiling wooden windows, filigree wooden beams and open galleries create a timeless feeling of living - loft meets cathedral. The apartment sizes vary between 80 and 250 m² and all have spacious balcony and terrace areas with a view of the Taunus plain and the “Ginnheimer Spargel” (European tower). Most of the units have a fireplace and direct access to the park-like grounds. All apartments are provided with underfloor heating and have an unobstructed view of the green. The total living space is approx. 1,230 m².In addition, there is an underground car park in the house as well as sufficient parking spaces in front of the house.

EXTERIOR
The post-modern brick facade of the extravagant ensemble impresses with the visible bricks in various shades of red to brown and the curved structure, which, like columns, is partly reminiscent of a modern "castle". Many spacious terraces, decorated with concise tubular steel railings - and constructions, underline the brick expressionism of this architecture. These buildings are often very massive, of monumental size, but on the outside rather simple.Brick Expressionism is the name for a special variant of Expressionist architecture using bricks (bricks) or clinker bricks (clinker expressionism), which mainly emerged in Germany in the 1920s. Brick Expressionism developed parallel to the new, factual architecture of the Bauhaus.The building complex is divided into an L-shaped structure with two separate entrances and seven spacious residential units. The park-like area extends to about 2,000 m² to the south and is completely impregnable right next to the nature reserve.

LOCATION
The extravagant brick ensemble is located on the edge of the Dichterviertel, directly at the popular “Niddawiesen” nature reserve. The Dichterviertel is known for its Art Nouveau villas and is located in a quiet, very green, but still urban area. The quarter was founded around the turn of the century and, along with the Westend and diplomatic quarter, is one of the best inner-city addresses in Frankfurt.The restaurant Da Somma offers a piece of Italy just around the corner. A stylish new Rewe supermarket is located on Hügelstrasse, and the well-stocked Strüder wine shop can also be reached in a few minutes. There are various good schools for the little ones such as the Anne Frank School or the Jardin Erersheim Preschool, which can be easily reached by foot.The park is right around the corner and offers additional recreational value for the young and old, or even your beloved four-legged friend.The nearest underground station "Hügelstrasse" and "Frankfurt Eschersheim" are only a few minutes' walk away. Within a few minutes by car you are on the A66 and A661. Frankfurt International Airport can be reached in around 30 minutes.The location of this exciting property is therefore the ideal combination of green idyll and the pulse of the Main metropolis.