Bright 2-Room Apartment in Modern Residential Building with Balcony in Karlsruhe

With 60 apartments and 60 underground parking spaces, the modern residential project near the Alb was developed at Edelbergstraße 1a - d, a quiet residential area in Karlsruhe. Here, the relaxation factor is particularly high. In total, five building sections with 1- to 5-room apartments are available.
The spacious layouts, light-flooded apartments and upscale fittings are the optimal conditions for a perfect home.

The bright and well-laid-out 2-room apartment impresses with modern fittings and a pleasant living atmosphere. The living rooms as well as the entrance area are equipped with high-quality parquet flooring and give the apartment a stylish ambiance.

The generous living and dining area offers enough space to relax and spend time together. The open kitchen blends harmoniously into the living area. Large windows provide plenty of daylight and create a friendly atmosphere. The sunny balcony offers additional outdoor space and invites you to enjoy the beautiful days.

The separate bedroom offers a pleasant retreat. The modern bathroom is equipped with light floor and wall tiles, contemporary sanitary fixtures, a towel radiator and a walk-in shower.

Underfloor heating ensures a cozy living climate, while electric shutters on the windows provide additional comfort and privacy.

A washing machine can be conveniently placed in the communal laundry room in the basement.

This apartment combines a well-thought-out room layout with modern living comfort and is ideal for anyone looking for a bright and cozy home.

An underground parking space can be rented on request for 75.00 € per month.

Karlsruhe, with its over 300,000 inhabitants, is the third largest city in Baden-Württemberg and the unofficial center of the Baden region. More than 1 million tourists stay annually in the "Fan City," which owes its nickname to the incomparable and unique city layout. Karlsruhe is also impressive as a business location, with renowned companies such as EnBW, Siemens, Bosch and the international tire manufacturer Michelin having settled here.
With nearly 42,000 students, Karlsruhe is considered a university city and is particularly popular in the fields of computer science and engineering. The Karlsruhe Institute of Technology also holds the title of Excellence University, confirming its good reputation.
The district of Grünwinkel, where the new building project is located, is a h