House for sale 4+1 • 90 m² without real estateFrankfurt am Main Niederursel Hessen 60439

Are you looking for a home that combines tranquility, privacy, and excellent connectivity? Then this property is just right for you. On a well-maintained plot, a spacious garden awaits you, offering a variety of possibilities – whether for relaxing, enjoying cozy evenings with friends, or designing your own garden. In addition to a practical garage and a small garden house, you will also find fruit trees and herbs that enhance the property's special charm.

The house features approximately 90 square meters of living space as well as a generous basement. On the ground floor, you’ll find a bathroom, a bedroom, and an open-plan living and dining area with an adjoining kitchen. The modern fitted kitchen was installed only recently and impresses with its functionality and attractive design.

Upstairs, two bright and spacious bedrooms await you. In addition, there is the possibility of expanding the living area up to 154 square meters through an already agreed extension – ideal if you wish to create more space for your individual needs.

This offer combines living close to nature with urban accessibility – a rare opportunity in Frankfurt Niederursel.

The Urselbach is the indirect namesake for this district and turned it into the “city of mills” before industrialization. Although the mills no longer operate, many mill buildings still stand in this picturesque, timber-framed district. Schilamühle, Hohe Mühle, Obermühle, or Tabakmühle are still well known locally and are utilized for various commercial purposes.

For almost two centuries, Niederursel was divided and had two town halls: in the south, the Counts of Solms-Rödelheim ruled, while in the north, it was the Free Imperial City of Frankfurt. It wasn’t until 1899 that the areas merged, followed by incorporation in 1910. Equally significant was the construction of a bypass road from Frankfurt’s Nordweststadt to Oberursel in the 1990s. This prevented the heavy transit traffic of nearly 25,000 cars per day from passing through the narrow village lanes, allowing Niederursel to regain its idyllic village character.

The district has long since caught up with modern times. From the mid-1980s, the office and residential quarter known as the Mertonviertel developed in the northeast, extending into the neighboring district of Kalbach-Riedberg. A modern infrastructure has attracted medium-sized and large companies to this location, and in the “Science City,” Goethe University established its natural science campus. The area is also popular with the financial sector. The Mertonviertel is home to both the Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin) and the Finanzagentur GmbH of the Federal Republic of Germany.