Stylish living and professional working – in a truly unique property in Bonn-Kessenich.
This exceptional ensemble, consisting of a lovingly refurbished front building from 1910 and a modern rear building, offers approx. 450 m² of versatile space – ideal for families, creatives, freelancers, entrepreneurs, or investors.
With its high-quality features, a thoughtfully designed energy and water concept, and a central location, this property represents a rare opportunity in Bonn and the surrounding area.
Highlights
> Approx. 450 m² of living and working space
> 11 rooms, including 2 separate apartments
> 4 bathrooms and 1 guest WC
> 2 rooftop terraces and a landscaped courtyard
> Plot size: 599 m²
> Two separate buildings:
- Front house (built in 1910, extensively renovated
in 2010/11)
- Rear building (built circa 1970, renovated in
2010)
> Sustainable energy supply with geothermal
heating
> Energy rating A+
> Carport with photovoltaic system, wallbox, andbattery storage
> Quiet location in a central neighborhood
> Ideal for living and working, multi-generationalliving, or (partial) rental
Architectural design concept
The building complex was comprehensively restructured, gutted, and redesigned in 2010–2011 by the renowned firm DGJ Architekten, from Frankfurt/Main.
The focus was on a consistently sustainable energy concept without fossil fuels, as well as reducing fresh water consumption through the use of rainwater. The design follows principles of sustainability and respects the local context.
The east facade facing Mechenstraße was deliberately kept closed to avoid energy loss through large windows on the shaded street side while ensuring maximum privacy from the public space. The calm, anthracite-colored facade design integrates discreetly yet confidently into the heterogeneous neighborhood.
In contrast, the west facade facing the Venusberg is almost entirely glazed—with floor-to-ceiling windows that create a seamless connection to nature.