Shared Penthouse Apartment including Fitted Kitchen

This 2-room apartment (73.43 m²) is located on the 5th floor at the very top of the round tower of the residential complex, there are only two apartments on this floor. The highlight is the large roof terrace with wide views of the greenery and over the city, sun until the evening and sunsets in the west.

Perfect for a shared flat: The two rooms are equivalent and each accessible separately via the hallway. Both rooms have their own air conditioning and almost floor-to-ceiling French doors with direct access to the roof terrace (exit approx. 30 cm).

Features:

Living kitchen with dining area and own exit to the terrace
Fitted kitchen with ceramic hob, dishwasher and fridge/freezer combination
Bathroom with shower, window and washing machine connection
Kitchen and hallway tiled with large format tiles, ceiling spotlights
Plastic windows with double glazing
Basement compartment (approx. 4 m²)
Elevator in the building
Two underground parking spaces in the building can be rented on request (each 40 €/month)

Location:
Stöcken is located in the northwest of Hanover and is popular with students and professionals. The Freudenthalstraße tram stop (lines 4 and 5) can be reached in about 5 minutes on foot. From there you are about 11 minutes to the university and about 13 minutes to the city centre (Kröpcke). The Mechanical Engineering campus in Garbsen is accessible via line 4 with connecting bus 404. Supermarket, doctors and pharmacies are nearby.

The apartment is suitable for students, trainees and professionals. We look forward to your inquiry!

- large terrace with great view
- suitable for shared flat
- fitted kitchen
- elevator
- cable TV
- modern doorbell system
- washing machine connection in the apartment
- laundry room with coin-operated machines
- property management in the building
- bicycle parking in front of the house
- walking path right outside the front door

Hanover Stöcken is located in the north of our beautiful state capital and is enjoying growing popularity. Increasingly, young people are moving to this area because major employers such as VW and Conti have their headquarters nearby. Furthermore, the Leibniz University is only a few train stops away, making this district attractive for students. Demand has recently increased further because large million-euro projects have been realized with the Marienwerder Technology Center and the Garbsen Logistics Park, creating new demand for workers especially in research, production and logistics. On September 19, 2019, the Mechanical Engineering campus of Leibniz University Hanover opened in Garbsen, so 4,000 students and corresponding staff need a home.

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