Flat for sale 3+1 • 88 m² without real estateErfurt Krämpfervorstadt Thüringen 99085

… glorious, quiet, central living in the Krämpfer suburb, with a view of a beautiful, green courtyard. The Jugendstil property likely dates back to 1920 originally and was very solidly gutted and luxuriously redesigned around 2000. Due to this very solid renovation by a local company, the offer should be considered particularly valuable.

The floor plan is classic and features a generous balcony facing the green, spacious courtyard (south-facing), as well as a small balcony at the entrance side overlooking a quiet, little-used street.

The Krämpfer suburb is known for its quiet and central living, making it one of the most popular downtown areas. On foot, you can comfortably reach the Domplatz in only about 20 minutes and the main train station in about 15 minutes; the A4 is reachable in approximately 40 minutes by car; and access to the Thuringian Forest is – quite literally – right at the doorstep!

As the state capital, Erfurt offers an excellent infrastructure. The people of Erfurt know this well. If you, as someone not from Erfurt, would like to know more about or get acquainted with the city in advance, why not try entering the following questions in Chrome, Edge, or Safari, for example:

=> Why are the people of Erfurt “happier” than others?

=> What does Erfurt offer … or … what are the landmarks of/around Erfurt?

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As a non-Erfurt native, you should definitely take the opportunity, before or after the viewing, to walk to the Domplatz and Krämerbrücke. And by the way, in Erfurt as in Thuringia there are delicious local specialties!

… the apartment is available and, in particular, currently completely modernized. As the small selection of pictures shows, the condition is bright, friendly, and well-maintained. In a sense, you will be its first occupant. The main balcony overlooking the courtyard is conveniently accessible from the kitchen!

=> … it’s best to see it for yourself during an inspection! You will then receive further detailed answers.

Best regards, Karl R. Benner.