Classic modern design with unobstructed panoramic views of the valley: High-quality living for residents of Wuppertal and commuters.

House-within-a-House: Universal Elegance and Floating Lightness

The property captivates with its clear geometry, characteristic of classic modernism, and stylistic elements of the Bauhaus tradition. The architecture perfectly utilizes the hillside location, giving the building a fascinating sense of weightlessness. The heart of the house is the approximately 52 m² living room: The generous, corner-to-corner window wall seamlessly blends the minimalist interior with the surrounding nature. The surrounding L-shaped balcony follows the natural path of the sun, transforming the changing daylight into a design element that redefines the space at every hour. A historic oak tree in the garden adds a distinctive accent and creates a fascinating visual depth to the view. Here, one experiences a feeling of freedom, spaciousness, and floating lightness, while a spectacular, unobstructed panorama unfolds, especially in the evening light. This is a design of universal elegance, a property that could stand in any special location around the world.

• Flowing spaces and form follows function: The apartment is stylishly accessed through a glazed entrance area. Adjacent to the bright, daytime-lit living area are a bedroom and a walk-in shower room. From the spacious living room, the kitchen is connected by a practical cabinet wall that can be opened on both sides.

* **Flexible Studio Area (Second Living Area):** From the living area, you can access the separate studio area (a fully integrated, former apartment). This area features its own separate exterior entrance, a bathroom, a kitchenette, and its own access to a terrace. Ideal for freelancers, as a home office, practice, or exclusive guest area.

* **Hobby and Guest Potential:** A spiral staircase leads from the studio down to the basement. Thanks to two skylights, the space there is surprisingly bright and inviting – perfect for use as a hobby room or guest room.

**Legal Ownership Structure & Building Potential: "House-within-a-House"**

This­ is the sale of the upper unit, registered separately in the land registry as a "house-within-a-house" concept. Since the building was originally designed and built as a single-family home, it is technically possible to combine the two units by removing a glass partition in the stairwell at any time. The lower unit is owned by someone else and has no legal or financial connection to this offer. Because it is currently also being offered for sale separately, a potential buyer theoretically has the possibility of reuniting the entire property.

High-Quality Living for Residents of Wuppertal and Commuters
Micro-Location
This detached architect-designed house, built in 1969 by Konrad & Uhlmann, is located in an exclusive residential area known for its proximity to the Haus Pescher, designed by Richard Neutra. This area still reflects the spirit of that era, where architecture embodied the ideal of biorealism – the location offers a seamless transition between untouched natural surroundings and an urban environment. For leisure and recreation, the Friedenshöhe and the Gelpetal nature reserve are right on your doorstep. The University of Wuppertal is also easily accessible in just a few minutes – the main campus is 2 km away, and the Freudenberg campus is only 350 meters away. The nearest bus stop for local public transportation is conveniently located just a 3-minute walk away.
Macro-Location and Accessibility
Thanks to its excellent connection to the L418 road (approximately 200 meters away), the area offers optimal access to regional infrastructure: the A46 motorway to Düsseldorf, the A3 motorway to Cologne, and Düsseldorf Airport are all easily accessible in a short time – ideal for commuters seeking an exceptional living environment. The Elberfeld city center and Wuppertal main train station are located approximately 3 km away.