Exceptional and unique flat in a privileged and luxurious environment benefiting from all the amenities of soft mobility.
The Pfaffenthal district in the historic city centre of Luxembourg, located on the left bank of the Pétrusse, has become a must-see centre thanks to the panoramic lift that links this district to the city centre. The panoramic lift, located 10 minutes from the flat, is a free public transport system that allows visitors and residents to reach the city centre by foot or bike while enjoying a panoramic view of the city. This lift has helped to make Pfaffenthal more accessible and the most popular area for residents and investors.
In a property with only 15 flats, the low energy class flat has a 58 sqm terrace (built in 2011).
The residence is listed in the Guide d’architecture contemporaine du Luxembourg, which has become the reference guide to contemporary architecture, engineering and urban planning in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. Designed by the architect Michel Petit, the building is characterised by its unique geographical location.
The residence meets the energy consumption criteria that applies to the “low energy” category. The volumes are designed to ensure a favourable relationship between the built volume and the weathered surface of the external envelope. In addition to optimal peripheral thermal insulation, all units benefit from a double-flow ventilation system with energy recovery. The double-glazed openings are protected by external blinds to control the sun’s radiation during the warm season.
The residence is listed in the Guide d’architecture contemporaine du Luxembourg, which has become the reference guide to contemporary architecture, engineering and urban planning in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. Designed by the architect Michel Petit, the building is characterised by its location at the bottom of the Alzette valley. The upper floors are dressed in raw concrete and are distinct from the main façade below. The central, fully glazed section illuminates the vertical circulation between the main bodies of the building. Horizontal access to the housing units is provided by corridors between the rock and the housing blocks. The corridors are illuminated on both sides by large windows on the side walls.
All the living rooms open onto the spacious 58 square meters outdoor terrace, making the flat bright and very pleasant to live in.