Condominium by margravial architect

Historic old building apartment with modern comfort - former guest house of the Ansbach Residence (built in 1596)
This apartment is an architectural and technical gem - ideal for people who want to feel history, appreciate style and enjoy modern comfort.
A real piece of the city's history awaits you in the heart of Ansbach's old town:
This extraordinary old apartment is located on the second floor of a listed building, which was built in 1596 by the margrave's court architect Gideon Bacher as a guest house for the Ansbach residence.
Even today, numerous original building elements bear witness to the long history of this house - and make the apartment truly unique.

The apartment has 2 exclusive parking spaces directly in front of the front door in the inner courtyard.

With a generous 176 m² of living space, it combines the charm of the historic building fabric with contemporary technology and living quality.
Particularly impressive are the original stone floor from the 16th century in the hallway and several built-in cupboards from the time of construction, which can also be found in a similar form in the residence next door.
High ceilings, classic wooden windows and lovingly preserved details create an atmosphere that is hard to find today.

At the same time, the apartment offers a high level of modern comfort and technical equipment:
Structured network connections have been installed in all rooms - ideal for home offices, smart TV or streaming.
The apartment door and entrance gate are equipped with a video doorbell system including camera surveillance.
Wireless thermostats on the radiators ensure automated and individual temperature control in each room.
This is complemented by parquet flooring, a modern fitted kitchen, a contemporary modernized bathroom and a gas central heating system that provides reliable warmth.
The well thought-out room layout and the many windows make all rooms bright and friendly.
Another highlight is the quiet terrace in the inner courtyard, which cannot be seen from the street - a rarity in this central location.
The solid construction with thick bricks ensures a naturally high degree of warmth, which makes for affordable and moderate ancillary costs.
More information about this historic property in the following YouTube video:
https://youtu.be/yI2RCSWXYrw

The apartment is in an absolutely prime location in the middle of Ansbach's old town - just a few steps away from the Residenz and the Hofgarten.
Shopping facilities, cafés, restaurants, cultural institutions and Ansbach University are all within easy walking distance.
Ansbach train station with connections to the Nuremberg metropolitan region is just a few minutes away. Würzburg, Rothenburg o. T. and Erlangen can also be reached quickly via the B13 and A6.

In English:
The apartment is located in a prime location in the heart of Ansbach's old town - just a few steps away from the Residenz and the Hofgarten.
Stores, cafés, restaurants, cultural institutions, and Ansbach University of Applied Sciences are within easy walking distance.
Ansbach train station, with connections to the Nuremberg metropolitan area, is only a few minutes away. Würzburg, Rothenburg o. T., and Erlangen are also quickly accessible via the B13 and A6 highways.

Historic apartment in an old building with modern comforts - former guest house of the Ansbach Residence (built in 1596)
This apartment is an architectural and technical gem - ideal for people who want to feel history, appreciate style, and enjoy modern comforts.
A genuine piece of city history awaits you in the heart of Ansbach's old town:
This extraordinary old building apartment is located on the first floor of a listed building, which was built in 1596 by the margrave's court architect Gideon Bacher as a guest house for the Ansbach Residence.
Even today, numerous original architectural elements bear witness to the long history of this house - and make the apartment truly unique.

The apartment comes with two exclusive parking spaces directly in front of the front door in the courtyard.

With a generous 176 m² of living space, it combines the charm of historic architecture with contemporary technology and quality of living.
Particularly impressive are the original 16th-century stone floor in the hallway and several built-in cupboards from the time of construction, which can also be found in a similar form in the residence next door.
High ceilings, classic wooden windows, and lovingly preserved details create an atmosphere that is hard to find today.

At the same time, the apartment offers a high level of modern comfort and technical equipment:
Structured network connections have been installed in all rooms - ideal for home office, smart TV, or streaming.
The apartment door and the entrance gate are equipped with a video doorbell system including camera surveillance.
Wireless thermostats on the radiators ensure automated and individual temperature control in every room.
This is complemented by parquet floors, a modern fitted kitchen, a contemporary modernized bathroom, and gas central heating that reliably provides warmth.
The well-thought-out room layout and the many windows make all rooms bright and friendly.
Another highlight is the quiet terrace in the inner courtyard, which is not visible from the street-a rarity in this central location.
The solid construction with thick bricks ensures a naturally high level of warmth, which keeps utility costs reasonable and moderate.
Further information about this historic property can be found in the following YouTube video:
https://youtu.be/yI2RCSWXYrw