Flat to rent 2 bedroom • 58 m² without real estateErfurt Johannesvorstadt/Johannesplatz Thüringen 99086

In this beautiful multi-family house with a listed facade, you can soon rent an attractive apartment on the 2nd floor to the left.

The living area of approximately 58 m² including a balcony is distributed over a kitchen, two rooms, and an interior bathtub bathroom. After water damage, the bathroom was completely renovated.

The balcony, which overlooks the spacious inner courtyard, was newly built. It is accessible from the kitchen, offering a peaceful place to enjoy the evening sun after a long day.

Privacy from the neighboring buildings is ensured in every room.

The plot measures 397 m² and the garden can be used jointly.

You can conveniently park your car in front of the house or on the adjacent streets.

In 2020, a new Buderus gas condensing boiler was installed, significantly reducing gas consumption. A current energy certificate is currently being prepared.

A basement storage room is also included in this offer.

Before a viewing, we kindly ask you to provide a voluntary tenant self-disclosure.

If you like the property, we are happy to discuss further details.

If we have piqued your interest, please send us an email at:

wohnen.in.erfurt(At)gmail.com

Within a 15-minute walk, you can reach the historic old town of Erfurt and enjoy the charm of its numerous cafés and shops. Daycare centers and schools are available on-site. Due to the excellent connection to the road network, as well as the proximity to the tram and bus, there are many possibilities to quickly reach the outskirts and enjoy nature.

The community of owners has regularly invested in the multi-family house:

• New in 2016: high-quality balcony structure

• New in 2020: Buderus gas condensing boiler

• New in 2023: high-quality facade insulation / backside (WDVS-PUR)

• New in 2025: stainless steel pipe renovation with new bathrooms

Further measures planned by the owners' association include:

among others, basement ceiling insulation in 2026.

The goal is to create an efficiency monument.