A Balcony for the After-Work Feeling, 64 m² in FRANKY

FRANKY is being developed in Frankfurt's Gallus district, a diverse residential quarter for all generations with over 1,300 modern apartments, ranging from practical micro-apartments to spacious 5-room apartments. The apartments' features leave nothing to be desired (parquet floors with underfloor heating, fitted kitchens, high-speed internet via fiber optics, and many more amenities). High-quality architecture, green courtyards, and a central neighborhood square create a livable environment. Recreational areas, three daycares, gastronomy, and retail promote community and quality of life. As a KfW Efficiency House 55 with sustainable concepts such as waste heat utilization and green roofs, FRANKY sets standards. This modern residential quarter combines urban living with sustainability, right in the middle of Frankfurt, right in the middle of life.

Experience top-level living comfort in this spacious apartment: elegant parquet flooring in all living and sleeping areas creates a stylish ambiance, while floor-to-ceiling windows flood the rooms with daylight. The open kitchen area impresses with a brand-new, modern fitted kitchen and invites you to linger. A storage room provides practical order. The spacious bedroom scores with an excellent layout and plenty of space to relax. The elegant bathroom is high-quality equipped and features a shower, toilet, and its own washing machine connection. A sunny balcony extends the living space outdoors. An additional cellar room and a spacious underground parking space complete this attractive offer.

Learn more on our project page: www.franky-quartier.de

Gallus is characterized by a mix of brick buildings and residential settlements in Bauhaus style as well as modern architecture of many new buildings, reflecting the constant change of Gallus. With around 36,000 inhabitants and a young average age of its residents, the Gallus district, which has been called "Gallus" only since 2007, is a trendy district of Frankfurt that has developed into a true in-district in recent years. Formerly a working-class district, today it is a popular and increasingly modern residential area with developed infrastructure, generous gastronomy and cultural offerings along Mainzer Landstraße, as well as a central location near the city center with excellent public transport connections, the district's landmark, the Galluswarte, is a transport hub offering diverse connections by bus and train. The main station, the banking district or