This property in Cologne-Mülheim is a listed apartment building. With a total of six floors. This includes a basement that extends over the entire area. As a corner building in a block-edge development, the building is firmly integrated and directly connected to the adjacent buildings. It has two entrances. The property contains a total of 14 residential units, which extend from the ground floor to the converted attic. The residential units are fundamentally different types of apartments. The living space is between 57 m² and 103 m². With the exception of one ground floor apartment, all apartments can be reached via the building's own staircase. This one apartment can be reached via Hacketäuerstrasse. In total, the corner house sits on a plot of 356 m².

Parking spaces are available along the street in the public area.

The building is founded on a strip foundation. In addition to tenant cellars, the basement also has a fiber optic cable connection and the electricity meter. The small distribution boards for the individual residential units, which are equipped with RCDs, are located in the individual apartments. The house connections for electricity and drinking water are laid in the basement of the house. Hot water is supplied decentrally via gas heating systems in the individual apartments.

According to information from the monument protection agency, the building was built in 1902. The stucco facades facing the streets “von-Sparr-Str.” and “Hacketäuerstraße” include pilaster strips, stuccoed heads in the eaves area and cartouches above the windows. The rear facade consists of plastered masonry. The roof is covered with brown clay tiles.