The apartment is located in a building steeped in history, dating back to 1910. Known as the “Wolfsberg”, it has long been an important address for Zurich's art scene, with a print shop, studios and a gallery. In 2008, the house was completely renovated and remodelled.

In this five-room apartment on the third floor, original parquet flooring, coffered ceilings, various ornate built-in elements, wood panelling, a decorated tiled stove and crown glass windows evoke the charm of a bygone era. Each of the partially connected rooms has its own unique character. History combined with generous elegance – and a convenient layout featuring a separate toilet, storage room and a large, black-and-white kitchen-diner with a beautiful view of the small park opposite.

The location in the popular Enge district is also appealing: the tram stops right outside the front door, the Sihlcity shopping centre is just a few steps away and you can reach green spaces such as the Allmend or the Rieterpark with its renowned museum in just a few minutes on foot. The lake is also close by.