Freshly renovated 2-room apartment on the 1st floor, sunny balcony, bathroom with shower, cellar, central location, parking space

The very beautiful old building multi-family house with rear building and nice green front garden was built around 1895 with high quality. It is located in a good residential area of Dresden in a good and well-maintained condition! The seven attractive and in-demand apartments are divided into six 2-room apartments and one 3.5-room apartment. In 1997, the entire property was extensively renovated (among other things, the roof was renewed and expanded, the complete electrical system and heating/gas-water installation and the windows as well as the interior finishing of the apartments were renewed, a new balcony system facing southwest was built to increase living value, new parking spaces were created, and the rear building was expanded and equipped with terraces, etc.). The building fabric is in a current and technically flawless condition. The property was attractively upgraded by a garden/landscape gardener. In the cellar, there is a laundry room, a common room, and cellar compartments for each apartment. Shops for daily needs and public transport are all within walking distance. The city center can be reached in only about 10 to 15 minutes.

• bright 2-room apartment
• good and well-maintained condition
• free parking space in front of the property
• attractive and green residential area (approx. 15 minutes to the city center)
• southwest-facing balcony
• bathroom with shower
• cellar
• separate kitchen with window

Reick is a district of Dresden located in the southeast of the city. The population is about 5000. The original village Rykh was first mentioned in documents in 1288. The name probably derives from the Slavic word Ryc (ditch). The incorporation into Dresden took place on January 1, 1913. The district has a very heterogeneous development. This ranges from the old village center Altreick with former farms from the Baroque period to single-family houses and cooperative settlement housing from the 1920s/30s to new residential buildings on a smaller scale from the post-reunification period. Until summer 2017, Dresden-Reick was home to the second tallest building in Dresden, the 220-meter-high chimney of the heating plant, which has been completely dismantled. Reick is primarily a residential and to a lesser extent a commercial area. An important industrial monument is the gas plant Dresden-Reick, co-built by Erlwein, which today houses the Panometer Dresden created by Asisi. In addition, there is the IHK training center at Mügelner Straße 40, an industrial site of a former concentration camp subcamp for Zeiss Ikon AG. Public transport lines include tram lines 9 and 13 (Cäcilie