At the Kurpark (spa park).

This property is located at the entrance of a spa park that has existed for nearly two hundred years. The house stands where Alleestraße meets Parkstraße – on the edge of the historic spa district of Bad Weilbach, and in close proximity to the historic spa buildings of the 19th century. Just a few steps away, the park begins with the sulfur spring, known as the "Faulborn."

Approximately 150 square meters of living space are divided into two self-contained living levels, each with a kitchen, shower bathroom, and four rooms: the lower level features a fireplace in the dining room and a balcony overlooking the courtyard, while the upper level, under the sloping roof, includes an additional guest toilet – providing space for two generations under one roof. The windows are double-glazed, and the roof surfaces are insulated. The property also includes a basement, shed, courtyard, and garage.

The plot of land, measuring 998 square meters, is unusually large for this location. A mature garden with shaped shrubs, hedges, and roses provides privacy from the street.

Bad Weilbach is part of the Weilbach district of Flörsheim in the Main-Taunus district. The town is located at the intersection of the A3 and A66 motorways, southeast of the Wiesbaden interchange, between Wiesbaden and Frankfurt am Main. Frankfurt, Wiesbaden, Mainz, and Frankfurt Airport are easily accessible via the motorway; the S1 suburban train line runs from the Flörsheim (Main) station to both Frankfurt and Wiesbaden. There is a bus stop on Alleestraße.

Right outside the house, the Kurpark begins, with its two springs, the water of which is accessible to the public and is regularly tested by the town. On the northern edge, along the Regionalparkweg, the town maintains a deer enclosure. Every year, on Pentecost, the town celebrates its "Brunnenfest" (fountain festival).

Beyond the plane trees, the open landscape of the Main floodplain stretches out – a vast horizon, which is rarely found so close to the major cities of the region.