The renovation of this listed property was carried out with great attention to historical details and sustainable improvements:

• Roof renovation:
  Investment of around €250,000, including the reconstruction of the historic onion dome, which was removed around 70 years ago. This project was subsidized by the Office for the Preservation of Monuments with €75,000.

• Installation of a photovoltaic system:
  A small PV system with 7.2 kWp was installed to increase energy efficiency.

• Façade renovation:
  Extensive renovation with elaborate stucco work that emphasizes the historic charm of the property.

• Modernization of the central heating system:
  Replacement of the old heating system for a modern and efficient solution.

• Construction of spacious alcoves:
  New, spacious alcoves at the rear of the building offer modern living comfort.

• Historic door design:
  Renovation of the apartment entrance doors in the original cassette design.

• Staircase restoration:
  Removal of the linoleum floor, restoration of the wooden staircase according to the historical model and a new coat of paint.

• Renovation of the 1st floor:
  Extensive renovation work, including reconstruction of the ceiling stucco and installation of high-quality oak floorboards.
  Renovation of both bathrooms on the 1st floor.

• Electrics:
  Complete renewal of the meter cupboard and the electrical sub-distribution in the apartments.

The extensive work has not only preserved the historic character of the property, but has also raised it to a modern and sustainable level. The increase in value and the substantial rise in rental income underline the success of this investment.