Charming half-timbered property with garden studio and views of the Frankfurt skyline

Even from the outside, this property reveals a character that has become rare: the stately half-timbered house with its light rendered façade, dark shutters, and natural-stone and sandstone details sits behind a generous driveway leading into the sheltered courtyard. The garden studio, mature trees, and established planting create a calm, private atmosphere.
In the main house, exposed half-timbering, a fireplace, and historic architectural elements meet bright, modernized rooms. The ground floor offers three flexibly usable rooms and a bathroom. The upper floor, with its spacious living and dining area, forms the heart of the home, complemented by a generous kitchen with scope for design and a guest WC. The attic level houses the main bedroom, another bedroom, and a dressing room with direct access to the bathroom. A particular highlight is the far-reaching view all the way to the Frankfurt skyline.
Key areas of the property have been modernized without losing its original character. The bathrooms are contemporary; as part of the 2025/2026 refurbishment, the roof was insulated and almost all service lines were renewed, among other measures.
A special feature is the garden studio with approx. 161 m² of usable floor area over two levels. Exposed timber structures, large window areas, two fireplaces, and an open gallery give it the character of an independent small house. On the lower level there is an office area, kitchen, WC, and a spacious lounge area with a conservatory facing the garden; upstairs, a light-filled living/office area with balcony, as well as a room with an en-suite bathroom. Whether as a studio, home office, library, or retreat, the possible uses are diverse.
Between the main house and the studio, a glass-covered courtyard opens up, giving the property an ensemble feel. The garden, grown over many years with trees, hydrangeas, and various seating areas, invites you to linger.
Note: The areas of the garden studio are approved under building law as usable floor area, not as living area; residential use is therefore not guaranteed and may need to be coordinated with the relevant authorities. The room layout on the upper floor of the studio differs from the approved plans.