Flat to rent 2 bedroom • 82 m² without real estate, Rhineland-Palatinate

In the picturesque town of Piesport, one of the largest wine-growing communities along the Moselle River, a modern multi-family house is being built on an area of about 765 m²—a building that impresses both architecturally and sustainably. The rectangular structure shines with its clear, straightforward architectural language that emphasizes the modern design. Over two full floors and a mezzanine floor, a total of eight high-quality residential units are created.

The apartments, with living areas of approximately 62 m² to 94 m², offer spacious terraces on the ground floor, extra-wide balconies on the upper floor, and roof terraces in the penthouse apartments. Large window fronts and the southeast orientation of the balconies not only guarantee an impressive view of the surrounding vineyards but also create an atmosphere filled with natural light.

A central elevator provides convenient, barrier-free access to the residential units. In addition, the building is basement-equipped, offering residents not only private storage rooms but also a central laundry and drying room, as well as a large bicycle storage area. The latter can be easily reached via a generously sized elevator, which, besides facilitating the transport of bicycles, is also suitable for stretcher or patient transport.

The covered entrance area houses a weather-protected mailbox and a video intercom system. For the residents' convenience, ten parking spaces for cars are located right in front of the building. All parking spaces are equipped with the corresponding connections for electric vehicles, in accordance with the Building Electromobility Infrastructure Act (GEIG).

A sustainability certification has been applied for with an accredited certification body for the project, in order to obtain the quality seal "Sustainable Building" (NH). This underlines the building's claim not only to be architecturally exemplary but also to serve as a model in ecological and energy-efficient aspects.

Piesport is an idyllic community in the Bernkastel-Wittlich district in Rhineland-Palatinate and is one of the largest wine-growing communities along the Moselle. To serve its approximately 2,300 inhabitants, the town has a supermarket, a bakery and butcher shop, as well as a post office and bank branch. For larger purchases, the nearby town of Bernkastel-Kues is easily accessible. Medical care is ensured by local general practitioners and dental practices, while specialized treatments are offered at the nearby hospital in Bernkastel-Kues. Piesport does not have its own secondary school; however, there are good connections to schools in Bernkastel-Kues. In addition to an elementary school, Piesport provides a local kindergarten for early childhood care.

Overall, Piesport offers a high quality of life with excellent infrastructure and is particularly suitable for families and older people.

The multi-family house is heated environmentally friendly by a modern air-source heat pump, which, in combination with the exceptionally well-insulated, airtight building envelope, ensures low heating costs. Highly thermal-insulating triple-glazed windows and a thermal-bridge-free construction significantly contribute to minimizing energy consumption. A controlled supply and exhaust ventilation system with heat recovery ensures fresh, pleasant air in all living spaces throughout the year without wasting energy.

The extensively greened flat roof, also known as a "green roof," contributes to a more pleasant indoor climate and helps reduce energy costs for heating and air conditioning. The layer of planting also acts as a natural protection for the roof waterproofing against the elements and UV radiation.

Large windows and a ceiling height of approximately 2.56 m in the living areas provide bright, light-filled spaces. The external shading of the windows is ensured by motorized horizontal louvered blinds. These not only protect against direct sunlight but also help keep the heat out during summer and retain it during winter.

The bicycle room, located in the basement, offers a dry and secure storage space for bicycles. With a depth of 2.10 m, the elevator cab provides ample space to ensure the effortless transport of bicycles to the basement.

The wall surfaces of all living areas are covered with a neutral, medium-grained textured wallpaper and painted white. The ceilings are finished with a light coat of paint. Inside the apartments, vinyl panels in a wood effect cover the floors of all living areas. The bathrooms receive a tiled finish. White interior doors harmonize with the modern spatial concept, and the kitchens are already installed.

Due to the airtight building envelope, an exhaust dryer is not suitable. Instead, condensate or heat pump dryers must be used, as these do not expel air to the outside and thus do not impair the building’s energy efficiency.