I have a similar year of construction, similarly small.
My arguments against this house from my current perspective:
First and second upper floors wooden beam ceiling, loud, keyword children sound like elephants.
Virtually nonexistent sound insulation due to the party wall.
Generally quite cheap construction, fairly thin beams etc., that runs through.
I would still buy it again. As with you, it was affordable and the location as well as the plot are incomparable.
We also have the space problem. I think we will extend. If there is still space in the building window on the plot, that would be an idea for you as well.
Edit: just see that has already written all this. :D
If the interior plaster is being done anyway, a wall heating can be installed on the interior walls. If that is not enough, add a ceiling heating. If everything is being worked on anyway, that really works well
No, it works. The advantage is that you don’t have any installation height. However, you do lose some space. In any case, I would consider it if I were doing a complete renovation.