Penthouse apartment with gallery level (2.5 rooms), Neu-Isenburg, located in a nature reserve.

The apartment, measuring 78 square meters according to DIN standards, actually offers 99 square meters of usable floor space. It consists of 2 or 3 rooms (including a mezzanine level connected by a "Tango" staircase) with laminate and tile flooring. It features a luxurious built-in kitchen with granite flooring, and a high-end bathroom (with decorative friezes, a towel warmer, and a Grohe Relexa massage shower). The apartment is available for occupancy starting January 1, 2027.

The building was completed in 1994. The large terrace faces south-southwest and has its own water connection for watering plants. The view overlooks gardens, and beyond that is the nature reserve "Erlenbachaue."

The complex is a small, 3-story building, and almost exclusively owner-occupied. It is luxuriously appointed and exceptionally well-insulated. The roller shutters for the terrace are motorized.

Location: The house is located 100 meters from the southern edge of the Frankfurt City Forest, the largest city forest in the country, in a cul-de-sac called "Am Mühlgraben." The Erlenbachaue nature reserve begins just a stone's throw away (50 meters to the southwest). There are many opportunities for outdoor activities there, including a riding stable (with an excellent restaurant and show jumping course). The surrounding area is filled with parks, gardens (both ornamental and vegetable), with animal keeping, forests, and tennis courts. Neu-Isenburg is an economically independent town, founded by Huguenots (who would be called refugees today), located just south of Frankfurt, with all the amenities you could need (within walking distance, about 200 meters to the city center), and with kindergartens and all types of schools nearby. The city border of Frankfurt is just 100 meters away. Within walking distance, you'll also find the famous "Frankfurter Haus" restaurant (at the tram stop, a 7-minute walk), the traditional "Apfelwein Föhl" in the quiet old town of Neu-Isenburg (a 5-minute walk), and "Der Grüne Baum," a cultural center (a half-timbered house).