Stylish, renovated attic apartment with an open-plan living concept.

This exceptional apartment, located in the best area of Frankfurt Höchst, occupies the entire floor of the top level of a historic Art Nouveau building with a park-like garden. The apartment is accessed through an entrance hall with a ceiling height of three meters. The apartment has been completely renovated. The heart of the apartment is the open-plan living, dining, and kitchen area, featuring a central island. It's ideal for cooking, living, and entertaining. The design elements of the kitchen (Rational brand, apothecary cabinet, appliances by Miele and AEG) are largely freely arranged to maintain the loft-like character of the apartment. A gallery with a balcony offers a beautiful view over the rooftops of Höchst. The materials – oak parquet flooring, porcelain tiles, and modern white surfaces – create a stylish and tranquil atmosphere. The separate bedroom, along with another room, offer flexible usage options, such as a home office. The stylishly renovated daylight bathroom is clear and high-quality. It has connections for a washing machine and dryer. The heating system, a gas-powered central heating system, can be individually controlled. The spacious communal garden, complete with garden furniture, is available to all residents of the building. The building comprises four apartments.

Located in the heart of the city, yet idyllically situated on the banks of the Main River, this district is currently undergoing a transformation from a hidden gem to a vibrant hub. Leisure activities, open-air cafes, small restaurants and bars, alternative shops for everyday needs, and the market hall with its culinary highlights invite you to relax and explore. The district is full of urban vitality and a unique atmosphere.

Thanks to funding from the city of Frankfurt and the state of Hesse, the buildings in this area have been exceptionally well-maintained in recent years. The old town of Frankfurt-Höchst, the city's oldest district, boasts picturesque buildings.

Frankfurt-Höchst station, with its twelve platforms, is the second-largest station in the city, and the bus station provides quick connections in all directions. For example, you can reach Frankfurt Central Station in 10 minutes by S-Bahn, the Hauptwache/Zeil area in 13 minutes, or Wiesbaden in 30 minutes. The A66 motorway access is just 3 minutes away. A car can be parked free of charge on the public road in front of the building.