In a nutshell:
It's simply wonderful to live here!
Year of construction: 2013
Detailed description of the object:
When the Riedberg was still largely laying undeveloped, a project developer and a few creative architects came up with a brilliant idea. The Alleen-Höfe were born. Directly opposite the still young, dynamic university and adjacent to the future pulse of the Riedberg, the Riedbergplatz, they developed an ensemble of buildings, which they named after the father of microbiology and Nobel Prize winner Robert Koch.
What better address could there be than such a well-known and time-honored one?
The apartment has three very nice, bright rooms, and as it is a corner apartment, it faces three cardinal directions and has windows. A bathroom, a guest WC, a kitchen and, in particular, a loggia that can be closed off with sliding windows create space for inner peace and relaxation.
All supported by the idea of never moving out again because nothing is lacking. Elevator from the underground garage, barrier-free access and movement in the apartment, the right amount of modern technology, above all light, clear lines and lightness.
Die Lage im ersten Obergeschoß ermöglicht es auch noch im Alter, die Treppe zu benutzen, solange man kann und möchte.
Features:
Underfloor heating, electric shutters, high-quality glass window front on the outside, sliding shading, high-quality bathroom elements, corner parking space, fitted kitchen with appliances, video intercom, shower and bathtub, security lock, cozy warmth and comfort.
Parking options:
Parking in underground garage
Comments regarding parking situation:
No duplex parking! See photos.
