Flat to rent 6+1 • 158 m² without real estate, Bavaria

Three fully furnished apartments are available for rent.

Layout of the individual residential units:

Ground floor, 4 beds: hallway/WC, kitchen, pantry, living room, bedroom, bathroom = approx. 62.28 m²

(see ground-floor plan); pictures available upon request

First floor, 4 beds: hallway, kitchen/dining area, living room, bedroom, bathroom = approx. 70.14 m²

(see first-floor plan)

Attic floor, 4 beds: hallway, bathroom, living room, bedroom, partly sloped ceilings = approx. 25.16 m²

(see attic-floor plan); pictures available upon request

The entire house can be rented for a basic rent of €3,300 excluding utilities.

The market town of Frontenhausen enjoys an attractive location in the scenic Vils Valley. The River Vils winds romantically through Frontenhausen and the Middle Vils Valley recreational area. Lake Vilstal, located five kilometres away, and its facilities make a significant contribution to local recreation and tourism. Frontenhausen meets all social, cultural and economic needs. In addition to primary and secondary schools, Frontenhausen also has a kindergarten and a nursing home. The town continues to expand southwards thanks to the targeted development of residential areas. Frontenhausen also has a thriving commercial sector. Nearby major employers, such as BMW in Dingolfing and Mann+Hummel in Marklkofen, provide secure employment opportunities.

The presence of almost 50 clubs and associations reflects the town’s wide range of social activities.

***Highlights of Frontenhausen***

“Kaiserschmarrndrama” brings Eberhofer fever to Frontenhausen

The tranquil Lower Bavarian town of Frontenhausen became famous virtually overnight as the setting for the Eberhofer crime films. With more and more film tourists visiting the filming location, the market town in the Dingolfing-Landau district is now exploring new opportunities.

Film tourists from all over Germany, Austria and Switzerland now come to see the filming locations and the Franz Eberhofer roundabout—the most famous roundabout in German film history. The Eastern Bavaria Tourist Board even suggests that it may be “Germany’s best-known roundabout.” Larger-than-life steel figures of village police officer Franz Eberhofer and his friend Rudi Birkenberger now stand immortalised in the centre of the roundabout.

The main features and improvements at a glance:

- Approx. 50 cm thick exterior walls on the ground floor; no basement

- Screed and ground-floor slab installed around 2000

- New flooring in a modern design laid throughout the house in 2021

- Slightly below-average ceiling height

- Wooden double-glazed windows; PVC double-glazed windows on the first floor dating from around 2020

- Heating: currently a tiled stove burning logs and infrared heating, new in 2021

- Hot water currently supplied via logs or an electric boiler, new in 2021

- Ground-floor and attic bathrooms renovated around 2015; first-floor bathroom and guest WC new in 2021

- Façade repainted in 2021

- First-floor terrace cladding new in 2021

- Ground-floor terrace completed in 2021

- Entire interior of the house renovated in 2021

- Fitted kitchens on the ground and attic floors new in 2021

Available for rent is an end-terrace house in Frontenhausen, centrally located yet very quiet on the edge of town—just the right place to relax after a strenuous day at work. The exact year of construction is unknown and is stated as approximately 1900 in the energy performance certificate. At approximately 304 m², the plot is large enough to comfortably accommodate a small, sunny, south-west-facing garden, as well as a garage and carport.

According to the available plans from 1958, the house was designed and used as a single-family home with a ground floor and one upper floor. However, due to its current layout, it is suitable for up to three separate households.

A number of improvements were already completed in 2021.

Interested? Please contact us by email.