Ralf Schmitz
Exklusive properties

Anyone seeking a tranquil retreat in the heart of the metropolis has arrived at Kissinger Straße. A total of 37 apartments are spread across four floors plus a penthouse level. On the ground floor, six spacious residences boast private south-facing gardens, while the four luxurious penthouses feature expansive outdoor areas, including terraces and even rooftop spaces. The upper floors offer intelligently designed apartments ranging from 73 to 272 square metres, accommodating a variety of lifestyles. Anyone seeking an oasis in the midst of the city will find it here on Kissinger Straße.

In one of Düsseldorf’s most sought-after residential locations, Goethestraße 8 presents an exceptional collection of just nine exclusive apartments. Thoughtfully designed with timeless elegance, the residences offer living spaces ranging from 114 to 204 sqm – including an impressive penthouse spanning the entire top floor, as well as two expansive maisonettes with private gardens.

An impressive apartment building with 10 units is being built in one of Hamburg’s most beautiful neighborhoods. In Uhlenhorst, near the Alster, new room is being made for stylish living: Welcome to Karlstrasse 27. With its mansard roof, elegant white façade and deeply set front gardens they provide ample privacy, the building harmoniously blends into the proudly Hanseatic landscape around it.

Where past and present make perfect neighbours. Inside this harmonious blend of past and present are thoughtfully designed homes boasting unexpectedly airy living spaces and an international ambience.

As if it has been standing here for a very, very long time – the new building rises impressively in the Marienburg villa colony, perfectly picking up on the formal language of its surroundings and yet unique. It was designed by the award-winning architectural firm Sebastian Treese. The facade overlooking the street is characterized by oriels full of character and classical elements, while to the south large terraces and balconies delight. Traditional details such as trellises and dark wooden shutters recall the architectural monuments of the area.