Light-filled flat on the upper floor with a south-facing balcony and an open-plan feel in Allach
The top-floor flat reveals its unique character as soon as you step onto the oak staircase. Once upstairs, the open-plan roof structure, the exposed glulam beams and the high ceilings immediately define the sense of space. This makes the living and dining area, in particular, feel spacious, bright and airy. The adjoining south-facing balcony further extends this area and creates a pleasant connection to the outdoors.
The kitchen is currently laid out as a separate L-shaped space and enjoys plenty of natural light through two windows and an additional dormer window. At the same time, it offers the potential for a more open connection to the living and dining area. The flat is complemented by three further rooms, including a bedroom and a children’s room facing the garden, as well as another room in the entrance area. The bathroom, which benefits from natural light, is fitted with a bath, shower, toilet and heated towel rail. Above the flat, there is also an attic with approximately 20 sqm of usable space.
The upstairs flat benefits particularly from the building’s structural quality. The load-bearing glulam roof structure and the approximately 1.60-metre-high knee wall allow for generous spans and give the flat an open, spacious feel. Two roof windows with sun blinds provide additional light and enhance the overall bright atmosphere.
The oak staircase, featuring additional impact sound insulation, creates an impression of quality right from the entrance. Double-glazed wooden windows blend harmoniously into the overall design. Added to this are the well-lit kitchen, the fully fitted bathroom with natural light, and the additional attic space, which provides useful extra storage.
