Flat for sale 3+1 • 104 m² without real estateHalle Giebichenstein Sachsen-Anhalt 06114

The two remise houses are located centrally in the courtyard. They were built between 2023 and 2025 by adding additional storeys to the existing remises, and they impress with modern design, high-quality materials, and energy-efficient equipment featuring a heat pump and thermal insulation with a clinker finish (energy certificate A+).

A parking space or garage slot can optionally be purchased right at the front door.

The left house (unit 24) spans two floors: On the garden level, there is a bedroom with its own en-suite shower room and direct access to the garden terrace, as well as an open-plan living and dining area with pre-installed kitchen connections. This is followed by a high-quality conservatory equipped with underfloor heating and connections for all media. The conservatory provides access to the terrace and garden in two ways.

To ensure privacy, textile screens with both privacy and sun protection functions have been installed on the windows. The screens can be controlled electrically via remote controls. They are designed so that visibility is maintained from the inside looking out.

A guest toilet in the entrance area completes the layout. Large floor-to-ceiling windows and a roof window above the kitchen ensure plenty of daylight and air circulation.

On the upper floor, you will find the spacious master bedroom, a work area, and a modern bathroom with a bathtub and shower, as well as a utility room equipped for a washing machine and dryer, along with additional storage options.

The floors are fitted with high-quality oak parquet. The bathroom features underfloor heating and a towel radiator.

Mozartstraße runs horizontally from the eastern Paulusviertel towards the Saale in the west, cutting across the Giebichenstein district in the northern inner city.

The Giebichenstein district got its name from Giebichenstein Castle, which is located directly on the banks of the Saale and was built as early as the 12th century. Since 1919, a portion of the Kunstcampus of the Halle Art Academy has been located on its grounds. The development of this district dates mostly from the 19th century and has been gradually renovated since 1990. In the vicinity of the zoo and towards the Saalebank, there is a predominance of villa-style buildings with front gardens and valuable mature trees. Owing to its proximity to the Saale and partly historic park and green areas (Amtsgarten, Reichardts Garten, Heinrich-Heine-Park), this district is one of the greenest neighborhoods. The district is home to approximately 10,000 residents.

House number 18 on Mozartstraße is a very quiet address, located directly opposite the rear side of the Natural History Museum.

In nearby Reilstraße, there are several tram and bus stops.

Volkspark as well as other parks and even the Saale river are reachable on foot in less than 500 meters.

The houses Mozartstraße 16, 17, and 18 were built in a uniform style in the 1930s and today form an upgraded, listed residential complex. The three front houses were built without side wings or transverse buildings, creating a spacious courtyard landscape behind them. The remises offered here belong to house number 18.

The remises have been transformed into a modern semi-detached house. The courtyard itself is spacious and lush. Additional remises house bicycle parking, building services, and a garage. The remises are accessible via the vehicle passage of house number 18.

In the course of adding a storey to the three front houses, not only were the roofs re-covered but the facades, entrance areas, stairwells, common electrical systems, vehicle passage, and more were also redesigned.

A garage and/or parking space in the courtyard is possible (see brochure).