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

In picturesque Piesport, one of the largest wine-growing communities along the Mosel, a modern multi-family house is taking shape on an area of approximately 765 m²—a project that impresses both architecturally and in terms of sustainability. The rectangular building captivates with its clear-cut and straightforward architectural language that reinforces its modern design. Across two full floors and a mezzanine, a total of eight high-quality residential units are created.

The apartments, with living areas ranging from about 62 m² to 94 m², offer generous terraces on the ground floor, extra-wide balconies on the upper floor, and roof terraces in the penthouse units. Large window fronts and balconies oriented toward the southeast not only provide an impressive view of the surrounding vineyards, but also ensure an abundance of natural light throughout the interiors.

A central elevator guarantees convenient, barrier-free access to all residential units. In addition, the building has a basement that provides residents with individual storage rooms, as well as a central laundry and drying room and a large bicycle storage area. The latter can be easily reached by a generously sized elevator, which is designed for transporting bicycles as well as for stretcher or medical transport.

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

A sustainability certification has been applied for at an accredited certification body to obtain the quality seal “Sustainable Building” (NH). This underlines the building’s ambition to be exemplary not only in its architecture but also in its ecological and energy-efficient performance.

Piesport is an idyllic municipality in the Bernkastel-Wittlich district of Rhineland-Palatinate and is among the largest wine-growing communities along the Mosel. To serve its approximately 2,300 residents, the town is equipped with a supermarket, a bakery and butcher shop, as well as a post office and bank branch. For larger purchases, the neighboring town of Bernkastel-Kues is easily accessible. Medical care is provided by local general practitioners and dental practices, while specialized treatments are available at the nearby hospital in Bernkastel-Kues. Although Piesport does not have its own high school, there are good connections to schools in Bernkastel-Kues. Besides a primary school, Piesport offers a local kindergarten for early childhood care.

Overall, Piesport boasts a high quality of life with excellent infrastructure, making it especially suitable for families and older individuals.

The multi-family house is heated in an environmentally friendly manner using a modern air-to-air heat pump. Together with the exceptionally well-insulated, airtight building envelope, this system ensures low heating costs. High-performance windows featuring triple glazing and a thermally bridging-free construction significantly reduce energy consumption. A controlled ventilation system with heat recovery provides fresh, pleasant air in every room throughout the year without wasting energy.

The extensively greened flat roof—commonly known as a “green roof”—contributes to a more comfortable indoor climate while simultaneously helping to reduce energy costs for heating and air conditioning. Moreover, the planting layer naturally protects the roof’s waterproofing from weather influences and UV radiation.

Large windows and a ceiling height of about 2.56 m create bright, light-filled living spaces. External shading is provided by motorized horizontal louvres, which protect against direct sunlight, helping to keep the heat out during summer and allow warmth in during winter.

The bicycle storage room located in the basement offers a dry and secure place for bicycles. With a depth of 2.10 m, the elevator cabin is spacious enough to facilitate the easy transport of bicycles into the basement.

All interior walls are finished with a neutral, medium-textured wallpaper and painted white, while the ceilings receive a light coating. Within the apartments, all living areas are outfitted with vinyl panels in a wood look, and the bathrooms are tiled. White interior doors complement the modern room concept, and the kitchens come fully fitted.