Renovated 2-room apartment * 1st floor * fitted kitchen * bay window * bathroom with bathtub * elevator * quiet & central * TOP *

The attractive, bright and spacious two-room apartment is located on the first floor with elevator (barrier-free) of a newly built multi-family house built around 1996. The building impresses with very high-quality and solid construction and consists of a total of five floors. It is 100% rented.

The apartment has been newly and high-quality renovated and equipped with a new custom-made fitted kitchen. The floor plan of the apartment is modern and functional. Very attractive is the bay window with a beautiful view of the greenery (with external blinds). The bathroom has a bathtub. There is a storage room inside the apartment. Additionally, there is a cellar room in the basement.

In the walkable neighborhood, all daily necessities as well as medical practices, leisure facilities and much more are very conveniently located! The apartment is quiet, set back from the street. The vineyards are about 300 m to the north and the Elbe is about 1,000 m to the south. Tenants describe the location as exclusive and centrally located. With public transport, the city center of Dresden can be reached easily and quickly.

As part of a comprehensive renovation in 2019, the apartment received a new, high-quality laminate floor. All walls were refurbished. The entire bathroom was newly tiled in a modern tile design, as well as the ceramics and fittings renewed and a towel heater installed. Furthermore, the apartment was equipped with a high-quality fitted kitchen (including ceramic hob, oven, fridge with freezer compartment, sink, extractor hood, worktop and wall cabinets, dishwasher).

The apartment is located in Radebeul. Radebeul is a large district town in the Free State of Saxony. It is the most populous and most densely populated town in the Meißen district and, along with Pirna, Freital and Meißen, is one of the largest medium centers in the Dresden metropolitan area. With around 34,000 inhabitants on 26 square kilometers, Radebeul has the fourth highest population density of all Saxon municipalities, after Leipzig, Dresden and Heidenau.

The wine, villa and garden town with its eight historic village cores and two villa quarters lies along the old postal road between the former residence city Dresden and the former bishop's seat in Meißen as well as between the Elbe in the south and the vineyards in the north. These vineyards form the Lößnitz wine-growing area in the eponymous landscape.

Radebeul is also called Saxon Nice because of its charming location, going back to