Historic building with residential and commercial spaces.

Located in the heart of one of the most beautiful historic old towns in North Rhine-Westphalia, this exceptional property offers a unique investment opportunity. The property combines historical charm, long-term rental potential, and significant potential for appreciation.

The building is divided into two sections. The residential area, comprising 5 apartments, is accessible via the entrance on the main street. The entrance to the commercial unit is located at the rear.

The commercial unit is the most modern part of the building, in contrast to the other units. The floors in this unit are fitted with standardized tile flooring. A spiral staircase leads to the basement, where the heating system (installed in 2022) is located, along with storage space.

The undeveloped roof area offers a significant amount of space for additional residential units. Whether this is feasible from a building and historical preservation perspective needs to be investigated.

The building currently has 5 residential units and one commercial unit that are all rented out.
Apartment on the ground floor, right: approximately 26 m²
Apartment on the ground floor, center: approximately 67 m²
Apartment on the ground floor, left: approximately 19 m²
Apartment on the first floor, right: approximately 95 m²
Apartment on the first floor, left: approximately 73 m²
Commercial unit: approximately 86 m² (plus storage space in the basement).

Velbert-Langenberg is known for its historic old town, the "City of Books" initiative, cultural events, and the historic town hall. Visitors and residents appreciate the unique combination of history, culture, and urban infrastructure.

The main street runs directly through the historic center of the town and forms the hub of public life. Restaurants, cafes, shops, doctors' offices, schools, and the train station are all easily accessible.

The main street is the backbone of Langenberg's protected historic old town. Cobblestone streets, winding alleys, restored half-timbered houses, and cultural institutions characterize the townscape and make the district famous far beyond the region.