This charming, listed townhouse is nestled in the historic Gern villa colony and presents itself on one of the most beautiful avenues in this sought-after and noble district. The façade of the mid-terrace house features an arched window, wooden shutters and a charming historic wooden porch. The front door is also original. The extremely charming design is the work of the then highly renowned architects Jakob Heilmann and Max Littmann, who founded the Gerner villa colony around 1892 and played a key role in shaping the irretrievable flair of this district.The premises are spread over three floors and approx. 147 m². There are five rooms, an eat-in kitchen, a dressing room, two bathrooms and a guest WC. The basement houses utility and storage areas. Behind the house is a small but beautiful west-facing garden, which has the potential to be a real idyll. In addition to the irretrievable location and impressive old building ceiling heights of up to almost three meters, some original elements such as the staircase, box-type windows and coffered doors with historic brass fittings deserve special mention.The townhouse has been continuously modernized over the years. The result is an extremely inviting family home in the heart of the Gern villa colony, which offers scope for individual upgrades.