Flat to rent 2 bedroom • 56 m² without real estateKarl-Martin-Rebel-Ring, , Hesse

Your Own Home. A Community by Your Side. One-Bedroom Apartment in the Rhine-Main Region

A home of your own where you feel comfortable, and a neighborhood where people know one another: here, we combine personal freedom with intergenerational community living.

Whether you are employed, living alone, or a single parent, this housing concept is intended for people who wish to live independently while also being part of a vibrant community. Mutual respect, trust, and positive social interaction are at its heart. Participation in the community remains voluntary, and your own apartment always provides a private space to retreat to.

Two Rooms for Everyday Living—Accessible and Step-Free

With its attractive floor plan and open-plan design, the one-bedroom apartment offers space suitable for a variety of living situations.

The apartment has been designed to be step-free and accessible, making it suitable for people who value having as few barriers as possible in their everyday lives.

Intergenerational community living combines the privacy of your own apartment with the opportunities offered by a vibrant neighborhood. It is a place where connections can be made, shared activities can develop, and people from different generations can come together.

Your Capital Contribution and Monthly Housing Costs

A one-time cooperative capital contribution of €99,000 is required for this apartment.

Overview of costs:

Cooperative capital contribution: €99,000

Monthly service charge: €976

Your contribution purchases shares in the cooperative and secures your right to occupy the apartment. You do not acquire individual ownership of the apartment.

If you finance the contribution with a loan, your personal loan repayment will be added to the monthly housing costs.

Cooperative Housing—Sharing Responsibility and Shaping the Community Together

As a member of the private housing cooperative, you become part of a housing project collectively owned by its members.

You can help shape the development of your living environment and benefit from a long-term housing perspective.

The monthly occupancy fee is used to jointly finance and manage the housing project. The aim is to provide transparent housing costs and a permanent home. Changes in costs may lead to adjustments.

Discover Your Potential New Home

You can get to know an apartment from a floor plan. The best way to get to know a community is through a personal conversation.

We will be happy to take the time to answer your questions and explain the housing concept, the cooperative capital contribution, and the available financing options.

Please feel free to write us a few lines about yourself and what you are looking for in a home.

We look forward to meeting you!

On two interconnected plots on Am Alten Seeweg, in an attractive location on the outskirts of Rödermark, a contemporary and tastefully designed apartment building with 32 apartments and five adjacent terraced houses are being constructed using sustainable building methods. Together, they will form a private, self-managed housing cooperative for all generations, stages of life, and a wide range of needs, whose residents will actively and independently shape their neighborhood.

The homes are planned for a fully serviced new development in Rödermark’s Ober-Roden district. The traffic-calmed street, Karl-Martin-Rebel-Ring, has been newly constructed.

Situated amid the greenery of the southern Rhine-Main area in the Offenbach district, the dynamic small town of Rödermark, with approximately 30,000 residents, combines many attractive features that enable individuals and families to shape their future according to their own needs and enjoy a high quality of life. In this town of short distances, many everyday errands can be completed conveniently without a car by combining bus, train, bicycle, and walking.

Public transportation is well developed, and the railway station can be reached on foot in just 20 minutes. Rödermark is manageable in size and open in character, with compact infrastructure and a good public transport network.

Rödermark is a dynamic part of the Frankfurt/Rhine-Main metropolitan region—one of Europe’s strongest economic regions, offering international connections as well as attractive companies and employment opportunities.

To remain a desirable and attractive place to live, the town of Rödermark is investing in the expansion of its social infrastructure and focusing on issues such as intergenerational housing, childcare, accessibility, and sustainability.

The bright rooms contribute greatly to physical and emotional well-being. An open-plan layout with a kitchen-living area and generously sized rooms encourages interaction and communication within the family, with friends, and among neighbors.

During planning and construction, we prioritize healthy building practices and avoid using substances or materials that are harmful to the environment or human health. The buildings meet the KfW Efficiency House 40 standards in order to obtain the Sustainable Building Quality Seal (QNG). The homes are well insulated, and the ventilation concept provides demand-controlled ventilation and extraction to ensure a healthy indoor climate. The buildings are constructed using a timber-hybrid method incorporating wood from sustainably managed sources. Clear structures, thoughtfully designed floor plans, and a clean, timeless design provide scope for residents to personalize their own apartments. Individual design elements, such as flooring, can be selected as part of the finishes selection process.

The Am Alten Seeweg eG housing cooperative aims to become a meeting place for all generations. Whether couples, singles, single parents, active retirees, or families, the open design of the buildings and the surrounding green spaces encourage community life.

THE BENEFITS OF A PRIVATE HOUSING COOPERATIVE

→ Neighborhood—A vibrant and social community based on mutual assistance and trust

→ Security—A permanent right to occupy an individual apartment and protection against termination of the lease due to the owner’s personal use

→ Participation—Collective decision-making within the neighborhood and the freedom to personalize your apartment

→ Affordability—The cooperative does not operate for profit, there is no arbitrary landlord decision-making, and subsidized housing is available

We will be happy to provide information about the private housing cooperative concept, available funding opportunities, and all other options and details in a personal consultation.