Just leave the ID here briefly now: 160646250.
The attic houses another children's room with a wonderful view and a small, bright office – ideal for home office or creative hobbies.
... but often approached without consideration of approval (eligibility). The guest toilet and bathroom are tiled in a modern style and one would probably have been stupid to do this purely as an aesthetic measure (which of course does not exclude this – so show detailed evidence before making a purchase offer).
Conclusion from many renovation plans. In the case of a planned energy renovation to a subsidized standard, a gut renovation is usually the result.
One can certainly also limit an energy renovation to the legal framework – with consequences for financing options, of course). Year of construction 1961 still definitely counts as "the 50s" (in my opinion mostly 1950 to 1963).
Roof trusses from these years are usually undersized and not suitable for additional loads from insulation, possibly a photovoltaic system, or a roof conversion with dormers etc.
Wouldn’t this have to result in a recommendation against this property, after all, especially with properties with a "real party wall" it’s hardly possible to operate on only half the patient?