Plot for sale • 453 m² without real estateAm Römerstieg 4 b, , Rhineland-Palatinate

The property to be acquired, registered in the land register of the Mayen District Court, consisting of a building and open space at Römerstieg 4 B, together with a driving and access right (as an approach), burdening the neighboring property, covers an area of 453 m².

The building, which was most recently used as a church meeting place, offers:

• an entrance hall of approximately 13.21 m²

• a cloakroom of approximately 12.85 m²

• a meeting room with kitchen of approximately 23.28 m²

• a corridor of approximately 12.55 m²

• a meeting hall of 89.11 m²

• a heating room of approximately 4.78 m²

• as well as 2 separate toilets.

The single-story building was constructed in the early 1960s as an extension (adjoining development) to an existing residential building to serve as a storage area and office (border construction). It is a “second-row development,” designed to give the impression of a “courtyard development.”

Basalt rubble stones were used for the foundation, and the storage area was built with hollow blocks (25 cm). The roof was originally tiled and was redesigned in 2017 as part of a hall renovation.

Following the discontinuation of the business operations and the subsequent abandonment of plans to expand the building into residential use (all the original construction documents and preliminary building inquiry are available), the change of use to accommodate church purposes was implemented in 1981, with a usable area of approximately 15.25 m².

The city of Mayen, with around 20,000 inhabitants, is located in the Mayen-Koblenz district in the so-called “Vulkaneifel.” This city, also referred to as the “Gateway to the Eifel,” centered around “Genoveva Castle” with its inviting pedestrian zone, is home to companies involved in basalt lava and slate mining, cardboard manufacturing, and mechanical engineering.

The core city of Mayen, with its 4 districts (Alzheim, Hausen, Kürrenberg, and Nitztal), is easily accessible via the nearby A 61 (Cologne – Ludwigshafen) and the A 48 (Trier - Koblenz), as well as various federal highways.

A regional train service, line RB 23, provides connections to Andernach, Koblenz main station, and Limburg/Lahn. The city is part of the Rhein-Mosel transport association with its bus connections to Koblenz – Neuwied - Maria Laach and Andernach.

The landmark of Mayen, the “Genoveva Castle,” rises impressively above the pedestrian zone of the city, which is characterized by numerous shops, cozy pubs, restaurants, and cafés. The castle was first mentioned in a document in 1281 and, over the course of its history as an original fortification, has served a variety of uses. For instance, it housed the first Protestant prayer hall built in Mayen in 1821, later a brewery and a grain silo.

After a devastating fire, the castle was reopened to the public following reconstruction and now houses the Eifel Museum, including the German Slate Museum.

Each year, the courtyard of Genoveva Castle hosts the Mayen Castle Festival (from the end of May to the end of August).

With the “Nettebad” (outdoor pool, indoor pool, and sauna), Tolli-Park, the climbing wall at Vulkanpark, and the Nettetal Sports Park along with its diverse annual events, Mayen offers an attractive location for living and working.

The educational facilities in Mayen are also impressive: 5 primary schools, a Realschule plus, a Gymnasium and a Business Gymnasium, as well as vocational schools, 3 special needs schools, a Waldorf school, the University of Public Administration, the Federal Training Center for the German Roofing Trade, and the Center for Bees and Beekeeping complete the offer.

Other public institutions in Mayen include the District Court, the joint court for issuing payment reminders for the states of Rhineland-Palatinate and Saarland, the Mittelrhein Community Clinic, an emergency care station, and the “Oberst-Hauschild-Kaserne,” which is associated with Radio Andernach, the Bundeswehr’s soldier radio station.

The building and the open area are offered in what is called a “highest bidder procedure.” However, there is no legal obligation to sell to the highest bidder.

All information and the purchasing process are handled exclusively through our representative.

All details are taken from the owners’ documents. The agent assumes no responsibility for them; they do not constitute any guarantee but serve as a guide.

As an initial guide for the bid to be submitted, a purchase price of €129,000 is indicated.

If you are interested, please note that the submission of a bid as well as the scheduled on-site visit (which will be arranged as compact “individual appointments”) requires proof of the corresponding creditworthiness.

This is to be provided using the “Voluntary Self-Disclosure Form,” with all the necessary information.

Based on the given information, it is possible for you – while taking into account the interests of the neighborhood – to arrange a discreet on-site visit. Please take note of this. Thank you!