Flat for sale 2 bedroom • 45 m² without real estateKalksteinstraße Ludwigshöhviertel Hessen 64285

In the heart of a beautiful, urban neighborhood called “Ludwigshöhviertel,” the private housing cooperative Ludwigshöfe eG is taking shape. A housing cooperative is an organization of people who come together to create and use affordable living space – in this case, an apartment building with 35 residential units. The big difference: the building does not belong to a landlord, but to the members themselves.

This offer concerns a 2-room apartment.

Access is provided via a common staircase with an integrated elevator for barrier-free entry.

The property features a communal rooftop terrace of 120 m².

The Ludwigshöhviertel – a district rethinking community

Darmstadt is growing – and with Ludwigshöhviertel a place is emerging that shows how urban life can succeed today and tomorrow. On the former grounds of the Cambrai-Fritsch barracks and the Jefferson settlement, opposite the Lincoln settlement on Heidelberger Straße, a vibrant neighborhood for over 3,000 people is developing. A quarter that not only creates living space but also a sense of home.

Here architecture, sustainability, and social togetherness come together. Approximately 1,400 apartments for diverse lifestyles, generations, and income groups form the foundation for a varied, lively district. Short distances, green open spaces, communal squares, and a strong neighborhood center foster encounters, exchange, and cohesion. The car takes a backseat – while walking, cycling, and public transport move to the forefront of everyday life.

Ludwigshöhviertel represents a new kind of city: consciously planned, socially mixed, and future-oriented. With the Ludwigshöfe eG, TING Projekte is realizing a multi-generational house that embraces this idea – a place where neighborhood is lived, generations benefit from one another, and living is more than just four walls.

Darmstadt – where the future is made and life feels like home

Darmstadt is one of the most dynamic locations in the Rhine-Main area. As a city of science with international appeal, it combines a strong job market with a high quality of life. Research institutes, universities, innovative mid-sized companies, and global technology firms shape its economic structure, ensuring stable employment, short commutes, and sustainable growth.

At the same time, Darmstadt pursues forward-looking urban and regional development: conversion sites like Ludwigshöhviertel are deliberately used to create much-needed living space – socially balanced, ecologically responsible, and planned for the long term. The planning focuses on mixed-use development, a shift in mobility, and livable neighborhoods rather than mere densification.

As a place to live, Darmstadt impresses with its special balance: urban, creative, and open-minded – yet green, manageable, and personal. The nearby Odenwald, numerous parks, and a vibrant cultural scene provide space for relaxation and inspiration. Here, places are emerging where people want to stay – and together shape the future.

Healthy Living Construction

“Ludwigshöfe eG” is more than just a new construction project: it creates spaces that bring joy today and endure into the future – a home that grows with you. With thoughtfully designed apartment layouts that keep the living area per person modest and generously designed communal areas that expand one’s personal sphere, the project is set on innovative standards.

The two modern apartment buildings meet the Effizienzhaus-40 standard and carry the government quality seal “Sustainable Building (QNG Plus).” This means:

Feeling good from the start: Wide corridors, full-height windows, underfloor heating, and plenty of natural light make every apartment a true home.

Good for the future – good for the community: What is created here is not just a building but a sustainable place to live. A home that spans generations – ecologically responsible, economically stable, and socially vibrant.

Ecologically –

Climate-friendly materials, photovoltaic systems, heat pumps, and excellent insulation ensure a healthy climate both indoors and outdoors.

Economically –

Thoughtful planning, stable operating costs, and long-term financial viability from which all members benefit.

Socially –

Barrier-reduced layouts, threshold-free transitions, bright rooms, and open-plan kitchens foster encounters and community.