House for sale 6+1 • 220 m² without real estateEppsteiner Straße 67, , Hesse

In Flörsheim am Main you will find a home that primarily offers one thing: space and possibilities. This semi-detached terraced house by Georg Schütz Park is the right address for anyone who not only “has” space but wants to use it – for family, a home office, guests, hobbies, or simply a relaxed life with extra room.

With approximately 200 m² of living space and 6 rooms, everyday life can be shaped in a way that grows with you: today a children’s room and an office; tomorrow, a dressing room, fitness area, or guest floor – you decide what your life needs at the moment. In addition, there is a 351 m² plot that extends the living area outdoors and creates real quality of life – from morning coffee to unwinding outdoors after work.

The house was built in 2000, is heated by a gas central heating system, and features triple-glazed windows – a solid foundation for comfortable living. In short: a house that not only delivers square meters but also offers scope – for plans, comfort, and the future.

Flörsheim am Main is one of those locations in the Rhine-Main area that is not only “practical” but also truly felt in everyday life: central enough to allow professional and private flexibility while remaining pleasant, manageable, and homely. Living here means benefiting from precisely that balance. Flörsheim combines its proximity to the major centers of the region with the feeling of not constantly being caught up in their hectic pace. You can get around quickly, yet you have a home environment that exudes calm, order, and everyday functionality.

The property is located in a residential area in Flörsheim – on Eppsteiner Straße – and that is what makes this location so attractive. A speed limit of 30 km/h applies here, and you can really feel that: the street is not a classic “through road” with constant traffic, but rather feels like a quieter part of a residential neighborhood. It is not that “no cars” ever drive here – but it is significantly more relaxed than on major connecting roads. This creates a pleasant, unhurried residential atmosphere: you come home, close the door, and let the day unwind. For many potential buyers, that is exactly the decisive factor – not just a catchphrase, but the tangible feeling: “This is a place where you can really live.”

A distinct plus is the immediate connection to green spaces and park surroundings. Being close to a park-like area ensures that the location is not only made up of houses and asphalt, but that you also get a breath of fresh air within a short time – for a walk, a little evening stroll, or simply to clear your head. This form of “softer quality of life” is hard to quantify, but it is tremendously valuable in everyday life. You don’t have to get in your car to enjoy some quiet or greenery – you almost have that quality right at the doorstep. This is exactly what makes the location both vibrant and relaxing.

The surrounding area is overall pleasant and practical for everyday living: it is not a noisy hotspot, but also not remote. You do not live in an isolated corner, but in an area that is well integrated into the town. Flörsheim itself offers a solid infrastructure that one uses on a daily basis without even thinking about it: typical shopping options, services, medical care, clubs, leisure activities – the things that make life uncomplicated. And that, for many interested buyers, is more important than any glossy phrasing: a location where everyday life works.

At the same time, Flörsheim as a town within the Rhine-Main area is excellently positioned. Those who work in the region or are frequently on the move appreciate the good accessibility of the surrounding centers. Whether it’s Frankfurt, Wiesbaden, or Mainz – Flörsheim is located such that you never feel “stuck” in your daily routine. You can take advantage of the metropolitan area without being permanently caught up in it. This combination of regional closeness and local residential comfort is a core argument for the location: you live in an environment with a more relaxed rhythm yet still have the great opportunities of the region within reach.

What additionally makes the location attractive is its versatility. The surroundings are not just suited to a specific lifestyle. They work for people seeking tranquility as well as for those who are active and enjoy “being outdoors” – and for anyone who wants a good balance of both. Those working from home appreciate the quieter, 30 km/h environment. Those who are sporty or enjoy walks benefit from the nearby greenery. Those who need to be professionally mobile appreciate the Rhine-Main connectivity. And anyone simply looking for a home that doesn’t feel like a compromise every day will find a location here that is harmoniously put together.

This house impresses less with isolated “show highlights” in its features and more with a well-thought-out structure offering many possibilities for use. Anyone seeking a home that adapts to their life – instead of the other way around – will find a foundation here that works in everyday life. The layout offers room for a home office, guests, hobbies, or sports, without making you feel “too small” in just a few years. It is not only the space that matters but the way it can be used: rooms that can be sensibly furnished, zones, and a layout that accommodates different life phases.

The attic is an added value: a large open area that can be flexibly used as a work zone, lounge, play or creative room, plus one enclosed room. This makes it easy to create a separate retreat on the upper floor – perhaps as an office, guest room, or private fitness/sports concept space. If you prefer a “calmer” use of the open area, it can be designed as a generous studio, reading nook, or media room; if you favor functionality, it creates a second work level without blocking the living area below. The combination of openness and separation makes this floor especially versatile.

On the upper floor, you find the sleeping area: currently two children’s rooms, along with the master bedroom and an en-suite master bathroom, as well as a children’s bathroom with a shower. This is a logical, practical layout with short distances. At the same time, there is room to grow: one room can later be used as an office, dressing room, or guest room – the floor adapts to your life phase. This is attractive to buyers because you don’t have to “rethink everything”: the basic idea works immediately, and adjustments can be made as needed.

The ground floor shapes the living experience: a spacious living room opens directly onto the garden. This direct transition outdoors significantly expands the living space and creates an open, bright overall feeling – especially when the terrace door is left open, blurring the lines between inside and outside. The kitchen is large enough for a dining table and thus more than just a “work kitchen”: it becomes the place where people come together, plan, eat, and talk. This is complemented by a bright area with a large picture window that functions like a small conservatory or seating area. This is a strong comfort point, as it adds extra quality of stay – whether as a breakfast nook, reading corner, or a quiet, light-filled space that enhances the ground floor.

The ancillary spaces are also strong: a large basement with multiple areas (storage/larder spaces, a larger basement room, as well as a separate furnace room). It may sound pragmatic, but in everyday life, it is a real quality factor. Supplies, suitcases, seasonal items, sports equipment, tools, or files have a fixed place, so that the living areas upstairs remain tidy. At the same time, there is extra usable space that many houses lack: a workshop, workbench, training equipment, or simply “anything that shouldn’t be on display all the time.” Especially in a large house, it is important that the capacity for organization grows along with the home – and these basement areas are ideal for that.

Technically, the house offers a solid foundation: it is heated by a gas central heating system and features triple-glazed windows. This ensures a pleasant indoor climate and supports everyday comfort. Overall, the equipment profile allows immediately ready-to-use living while also leaving room for modernizing or refining according to one’s taste – without having to “reinvent” the house.

In short: plenty of space, structure, and remarkable flexibility – with direct indoor/outdoor living on the ground floor, a spacious attic with an additional separate room, and basement spaces that truly help in everyday life.