4 rooms apartment

English text below **German:** Four separate rooms with doors, high ceilings and herringbone parquet, on the 4th floor of a multi-family house that has stood since 1910 and whose character is legally protected. **The Apartment** Four rooms on 90 m², all separate and divided from each other by original paneled doors. A dining room, a living room, a bedroom and a fourth room that can be used as a study, guest, or music room. The dining room is the centerpiece: floor-to-ceiling wood paneling, stucco ceiling, a crystal chandelier and a French window door with ornamented transoms, which enables access to the balcony. From the dining room, the view continues in an axis through to the kitchen. Numerous built-in cupboards, partly original, partly added, accommodate what would otherwise require furniture in an old building apartment. On 90 m², this makes a noticeable difference. The kitchen is kept in English country house style: red-cream colored floor tiles, Shaker fronts with chrome shell handles, a glass backsplash and a bridge faucet with cross handles. The apartment is rented furnished and on an indefinite basis. The minimum rental period is 12 months; a long-term rental is expressly desired. **Features** * Balcony with morning and evening sun, space for two to three people * Shared use of the garden at the rear of the house * Herringbone parquet in all living rooms * Wood paneling, stucco ceilings, original paneled doors and window fittings * Numerous built-in cupboards * Hand-restored windows with double glazing and original wavy glass * Bathroom by Traditional Bathrooms, handmade in English manufactories, with a freestanding clawfoot bathtub * Historical floor tiles, laid by hand * Carpenter-made kitchen with refrigerator and Rangecooker by Smeg, induction hob * Dishwasher * Wine climate cabinet for 180 bottles * Historical sectional radiators * Attic compartment of approx. 12 m² * Washing machine and dryer in the shared laundry room in the basement **The Light** This is the brightest apartment in the house. It is located at the top, and opposite there is no residential building, but a church. This creates a distance that is rare in Kreis 5: no opposite building that takes away light or view, and no windows looking into yours. The bright church facade reflects the sunlight additionally. On clear days, it acts like a second light source. In the morning and evening, the sun falls on the balcony: enough space for two to three people, a few pots and the first coffee of the day. In the evening, the viaduct turns red and orange. The window glass is slightly wavy. When looking outside, this is not noticeable. But when the sun shines through, it draws fine, shifting patterns on the walls and parquet. **The House** The property at Heinrichstrasse 135 was built in 1910 and completely renovated in 2021 in cooperation with monument preservation. It is classified as a communal protected object. Original windows, shutters with their ornamented boxes and the period-typical interior fittings have been preserved, which is rare in this completeness. The house was part of the Open House Zürich program. You can find the public documentation of the renovation at openhouse-zuerich.org. At the rear, a garden belongs to the house, which the tenants may use. **The Renovation** The apartment was not modernized, but rather restored in the style of its time of origin, with materials and craftsmanship that correspond to the original: * **Windows** hand-restored and at the same time double-glazed. The historical character remains, the thermal insulation meets today's standards. * **Bathroom** completely by Traditional Bathrooms, a company that has its bathroom objects manufactured to this day in small English manufactories. The fittings are hand-cast, ground and polished in the Midlands and correspond to their his"}