Flat for sale 3+1 • 115 m² without real estateHalle Giebichenstein Sachsen-Anhalt 06114

The two carriage houses are located centrally in the courtyard. They were built between 2023 and 2025 by extending the existing carriage houses and feature modern design, high-quality materials, and energy‐efficient equipment with a heat pump and thermal insulation in a clinker finish (energy certificate A+).

A parking space or garage spot can optionally be purchased right at the front door.

The right house (WE 25) spans two floors: on the garden level is the open-plan living and dining area with pre-installed kitchen connections. Adjacent to this is the high-quality conservatory, equipped with underfloor heating and all media connections. The conservatory offers two access options to the terrace and garden. The garden is laid out with a lawn and hedges, and a fruit tree along with a magnolia are already in place.

To ensure privacy on the ground floor, textile screens with both visual and sun protection functions have been installed. These screens can be operated electrically via remote control and are designed to allow visibility from the inside out.

A guest toilet in the entrance area completes the layout. The large floor-to-ceiling windows as well as a roof window above the kitchen ensure ample daylight and promote air circulation.

On the upper floor, you will find two bedrooms, a modern bathroom featuring a bathtub and shower, and a utility room equipped with connections for a washing machine and dryer as well as additional storage space. The bathrooms have underfloor heating, and the floors are fitted with high-quality oak parquet.

Mozartstraße runs as a horizontal axis from the Paulusviertel in the east toward the Saale in the west, cutting through the Giebichenstein district in the northern inner city.

The Giebichenstein district derives its name from Giebichenstein Castle, situated directly on the Saale and built as early as the 12th century. Since 1919, part of the Kunst Campus of the Halle University of Art has been located on its premises. The district’s buildings are predominantly from the 19th century and have been gradually renovated since 1990. In the vicinity of the zoo and toward the Saale riverbank, villa-like buildings with front gardens and valuable mature trees prevail. Due to its proximity to the Saale and its partly historical parks and green spaces (Amtsgarten, Reichardts Garten, Heinrich-Heine-Park), this district is among the greenest areas. It is home to approximately 10,000 residents.

House number 18 on Mozartstraße is a very quiet address, located directly opposite the rear side of the Natural History Museum.

In the nearby Reilstraße, several tram and bus stops are available. The Volkspark, along with other parks and even the Saale itself, can be reached on foot in less than 500 meters.

The houses at Mozartstraße 16, 17, and 18 were built uniformly in the 1930s and now form an upgraded, listed residential complex. The three front houses were constructed without side wings or transverse buildings, resulting in a spacious courtyard behind them. The remises offered here belong to house number 18.

The remises have been transformed into a modern duplex. The courtyard itself remains spacious and green. In additional remises, you will find bicycle parking spaces, building services, and a garage. The remises are accessible through the gate passage of house number 18.

During the roof extension of the three front houses, not only were the roofs re-covered but the facades, entrance areas, stairwells, communal electrical systems, gate passage, and other elements were also renovated.

A garage and/or a parking space in the courtyard is available (see brochure).