The highlights are:

• Two-level penthouse with private elevator and cantilevered glass staircase
• Bespoke interior design by Patrick Treutlein Interior
• Open-plan kitchen with BORA and Liebherr appliances, including an integrated wine cooler
• Master suite with open bathroom, freestanding bathtub, and a thoughtfully designed lighting concept
• Expansive roof terrace with a spectacular 360° panoramic view over the city skyline

INTERIOR
Light, proportion, and restraint define the essence of this residence.
The private elevator opens directly into the penthouse, unfolding across two levels - generous in scale, clear in form, and imbued with quiet elegance. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the skyline like an architectural still life.

Bright surfaces, refined materials, and precisely considered details create an atmosphere of understated sophistication. Custom-built furnishings by Patrick Treutlein Interior structure the space, while the open kitchen flows seamlessly into the living and dining area. Appliances by BORA and Liebherr - including an integrated wine cooler – blend effortlessly into the minimalist design. Satin-finished surfaces, finely textured materials, and fixtures in shimmering gold tones lend the interior subtle warmth and depth.

A cantilevered glass staircase connects the two levels - sculptural, airy, and distinctive.

The private level is conceived as a place of retreat - calm, minimal, and thoughtfully composed. The master suite conveys a rare sense of serenity within the city: an open bathroom with freestanding tub, walk-in shower, and a finely tuned lighting concept. Two additional rooms provide space for guests or work - complemented by a second walk-in shower and separate guest WC.

Technology, comfort, and aesthetics exist in perfect harmony: a Busch-Jaeger smart-home system, air conditioning, and an intelligent lighting scheme operate discreetly in the background. The expansive roof terrace forms the architectural finale - offering a spectacular 360° panorama across the skyline and rooftops of the city.

EXTERIOR
The architecture of this residence unites classical substance with modern precision.
The white rendered facade, accented by dark window frames, gains depth and presence through its clean reduction - timeless yet confident. Generous glass surfaces open the building to the outside, allowing light, sky, and greenery to become defining elements of its design.

Originally built in the 1920s, the structure has been renewed with a refined sense of proportion and materiality.
The added top floor with its wraparound glass balustrade forms the architectural conclusion - light, transparent, and elegant. From here, the roof terrace unfolds with breathtaking 360° views across the skyline and surrounding treetops - a place suspended between urban life and retreat.

Natural materials shape the details: an oiled oak entrance door provides a warm contrast to stone, glass, and metal - understated yet expressive.

LOCATION
The Holzhausenviertel is one of those rare neighborhoods untouched by the rush of time. Amid old plane trees, green boulevards, and listed townhouses, a piece of classical Frankfurt unfolds - cultivated, serene, and timelessly elegant. At its heart lies the Holzhausenpark, inviting quiet walks beneath mature trees. Characterful cafés, curated boutiques, and small galleries are just steps away, while the city center is only minutes from the doorstep - a rare harmony of urban proximity and tranquil seclusion.