Flat to rent 2 bedroom • 58 m² without real estateZum Bahnhof 71, , Saxony

The multi-family house built between 1995 and 1997 in the heart of Frankenberg/Dittersbach features 12 apartments spread over a total of four floors, creating a small tenant community within the building into which one can quickly settle. The apartments (except for the one-room units) on the upper floors each have a balcony, while the ground floor apartments feature a terrace, all facing south.

The Free State of Saxony is located in the east of the Federal Republic of Germany. About 85 km away from the state capital Dresden lies the country’s third-largest city: Chemnitz. With 250,000 inhabitants and an area of approximately 221.03 km², Chemnitz is one of the most significant economic regions of the new federal states.

Approximately 23.9 km and a 25-minute drive away is the town of Frankenberg in the district of Mittelsachsen, nestled within the Saxon Granitic Mountains in the foothills of the Ore Mountains in the Zschopau Valley, surrounded by many mixed forests such as the Lützeltal, Striegistal, or the beech forest.

To the west of the town’s outskirts flows the Zschopau River, and the Mühlbach flows through the district of the same name as well as the town center.

Frankenberg gained particular economic importance through the cigar-making craft and the automobile industry, especially with the Marko Framo (Frankenberger Motorenwerke), which produced vehicles there between 1923 and 1933.

A landmark of the town is the Protestant Lutheran St. Aegidien Church, whose accompanying church tower is visible from the motorway. The lower part of the tower was built as early as 1499 and has survived to this day. The largest green space near the town center is the Friedenspark, which was created from a decommissioned cemetery around 1890/1891.

Approximately 4 kilometers from the town center is the municipality of Dittersbach, which, together with its district Neudörfchen, forms the Frankenberg district Dittersbach. The Lützelbach flows through the town, which empties into the Zschopau south of Sachsenburg.

North of Dittersbach, the federal road B169 and the federal motorway A4 run, both of which can be reached within a few minutes by car, thus providing excellent transport connections to the surrounding cities.

The advertised apartment has been newly renovated and combined from two apartments. As a result, it becomes a large 3-room apartment with approximately 82 m² of living space and a practical layout. Thanks to the renovation, the apartment features a bright living/dining area, two bedrooms, a separate kitchen, as well as a balcony and two bathrooms—one with daylight and a shower, and the other equipped with a bathtub.

Imagine coming home and entering an apartment where the floor is pleasantly warm—thanks to modern underfloor heating. The warmth is evenly distributed throughout all rooms, without obtrusive radiators, cold corners, or drafts. Our apartment uses an intelligent night storage system: electricity is primarily used during the night at a favorable rate, storing heat for the entire day. This means for you: a cozy living climate, predictable heating costs, and environmentally friendly energy use.

Compared to classic gas boilers, you get:

• More safety: No gas lines, no exhaust fumes, and minimal maintenance.

• Flexible living: No radiators, full design possibilities.

• Predictable costs: Lower night-time electricity rates instead of fluctuating gas prices.

In short, this is where comfort, safety, and efficiency come together—a warmth that is not only felt but also smartly utilized.

If you are interested in the apartment, please provide a brief report with information about

– Your professional occupation

– Number of residents

– Possible move-in date

by email to sh@immobilienschneiderei.de.

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