3 Rooms 57 m² Apartment in Stuttgart Stuttgart-Süd for sale. Furnishing: Balcony, Built-in kitchen, Tiled floor, etc.
The object is not available right now.
The apartment is located on the first floor of a multi-family building constructed in 1904 in the sought-after southern part of Stuttgart.
Upon entering the apartment, you step into a hallway from which all rooms are accessible separately. These include the living area and the bedroom, as well as a room that can be used as an office, walk-in closet, or children’s room.
In addition, the apartment features a kitchen with built-in cabinets and a bathroom with natural light, a shower, and a toilet.
The apartment also includes two basement storage rooms.
A major advantage: The building’s electrical system in the basement has been completely renovated, including a fiber-optic connection and pre-wiring for a district heating connection in the future.
Building maintenance fees: €234.00/month
of which is apportionable: €83/month
of which is non-apportionable: €115/month (of which €100 goes to the maintenance reserve)
The homeowners’ association contributes €10,000 to the reserve fund annually.
The apartment is currently vacant and can therefore be occupied by the buyer or rented out.
The apartment is located in a quiet apartment building in the popular south of Stuttgart, in the Heslach district. Bihlplatz with the tram stop of the same name is just a few minutes' walk away and offers excellent connections both to the city center and to Stuttgart-Vaihingen.
Marienplatz, which is just a ten-minute walk away, also boasts numerous events and a relaxed, lively atmosphere. Especially in the summer months, the many restaurants, cafés and ice cream parlors invite you to linger.
This attractive environment is complemented by numerous shopping facilities for daily needs as well as other dining options in the immediate vicinity. For recreation and leisure, there are also nearby green spaces, parks and attractive walking and cycling paths.
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