The name “the SPARKLES” references the bubbles in the naturally carbonated water of Bad Nauheim’s thermal springs. Tiny bubbles at the beginning of a grand old story that saw Bad Nauheim develop into a picture-perfect spa town. The ensemble of the Sprudelhof is widely considered a veritable Art Nouveau icon. Meanwhile, the 127-year-old building at Rittershausstrasse 2 is itself a great example of the architecture of that era. After comprehensive modernization and restoration, the elegant townhouse once again boasts the turret roof above the eye-catching avant-corps on the corner, a feature that had for many years been lost.
The Sparkles meets all the conditions set down by the heritage office and yet still stands out, not least, for all the comforts associated with distinguished modern interiors. The apartments can, if so desired, be adapted for senior citizens. The two ground-floor apartments have wheelchair access, and the few steps from the building’s entrance to the mezzanine can likewise be avoided using the open elevator. The roof has a spacious integrated terrace that did not exist back in the 19th century, offering a view that is quite simply breathtaking. Thanks to their elevated position in the urban fabric, the flats in the SPARKLES look out over life in the Sprudelhof, the Kurpark, and the thermal springs. And onwards as far as the Johannisberg hill and the surrounding foothills of the Taunus mountains. A long, mild summer’s evening spent up here will always be one to remember.
Gentle waves and the small, effervescent bubbles of the carbonated water in Bad Nauheim’s thermal baths welcome you at the front door. The decorative motif is inspired by the Art Nouveau reliefs on the facades of the Sprudelhof’s two turret buildings; indeed, the entire interior of the entrance brings to mind the style of the grand era when the cream of high society gathered in Europe’s renowned spas. You’ll notice this with each step you take across the tasteful terrazzo floor with its geometrical pattern of natural stone that could just as easily be a 19th-century original.
Sunlight suffusing the entire house: The SPARKLES is a true stand-alone, meaning there are windows on all sides and thus facing in all directions. So much daylight throughout the flats ensures a bright, pleasant ambience, which is enhanced by the classical front gardens that set the building back from both Rittershausstrasse and Küchlerstrasse with their variety of bushes and shrubs. Paved driveways onto both streets lead to the parking spaces in the rear section of the plot. The roof over the large garage is greened, so from any of the apartments above you look down on an opulent sea of flowers. And of course, the beauty below changes its colours with the season.
All the flats stand out for the use of high-grade materials and are fitted out meticulously by a local general contractor. Exclusive sanitary equipment by renowned manufacturers awaits you in the bathrooms, where porcelain stoneware tiles over underfloor heating ensure good grip in the wet zones. All other rooms will probably feature parquet floors.
All the construction details and the complete fit-out specifications are to be found in the technical construction outline.
The name “the SPARKLES” references the bubbles in the naturally carbonated water of Bad Nauheim’s thermal springs. Tiny bubbles at the beginning of a grand old story that saw Bad Nauheim develop into a picture-perfect spa town. The ensemble of the Sprudelhof is widely considered a veritable Art Nouveau icon. Meanwhile, the 127-year-old building at Rittershausstrasse 2 is itself a great example of the architecture of that era. After comprehensive modernization and restoration, the elegant townhouse once again boasts the turret roof above the eye-catching avant-corps on the corner, a feature that had for many years been lost.
The Sparkles meets all the conditions set down by the heritage office and yet still stands out, not least, for all the comforts associated with distinguished modern interiors. The apartments can, if so desired, be adapted for senior citizens. The two ground-floor apartments have wheelchair access, and the few steps from the building’s entrance to the mezzanine can likewise be avoided using the open elevator. The roof has a spacious integrated terrace that did not exist back in the 19th century, offering a view that is quite simply breathtaking. Thanks to their elevated position in the urban fabric, the flats in the SPARKLES look out over life in the Sprudelhof, the Kurpark, and the thermal springs. And onwards as far as the Johannisberg hill and the surrounding foothills of the Taunus mountains. A long, mild summer’s evening spent up here will always be one to remember.
Gentle waves and the small, effervescent bubbles of the carbonated water in Bad Nauheim’s thermal baths welcome you at the front door. The decorative motif is inspired by the Art Nouveau reliefs on the facades of the Sprudelhof’s two turret buildings; indeed, the entire interior of the entrance brings to mind the style of the grand era when the cream of high society gathered in Europe’s renowned spas. You’ll notice this with each step you take across the tasteful terrazzo floor with its geometrical pattern of natural stone that could just as easily be a 19th-century original.
Sunlight suffusing the entire house: The SPARKLES is a true stand-alone, meaning there are windows on all sides and thus facing in all directions. So much daylight throughout the flats ensures a bright, pleasant ambience, which is enhanced by the classical front gardens that set the building back from both Rittershausstrasse and Küchlerstrasse with their variety of bushes and shrubs. Paved driveways onto both streets lead to the parking spaces in the rear section of the plot. The roof over the large garage is greened, so from any of the apartments above you look down on an opulent sea of flowers. And of course, the beauty below changes its colours with the season.
All the flats stand out for the use of high-grade materials and are fitted out meticulously by a local general contractor. Exclusive sanitary equipment by renowned manufacturers awaits you in the bathrooms, where porcelain stoneware tiles over underfloor heating ensure good grip in the wet zones. All other rooms will probably feature parquet floors.
All the construction details and the complete fit-out specifications are to be found in the technical construction outline.
