Enjoy peaceful, secluded living surrounded by nature in the WI-Sonnenberg area, located on a south-facing slope.

It is a newly constructed building designed by an architect, featuring elegant, multi-faceted rooms.
The large entrance area on the north side of the house is covered to protect it from rain, and it leads to a white front door with glass panels.
The glass used is a special B3 safety glass. The front door, along with its frame, is particularly protected against unauthorized entry through special security measures.
Both the front door and the accessible windows are exceptionally strong and burglar-resistant, reinforced with B3 safety glass.
A modern alarm system, including exterior floodlights, is also integrated. The landscaping is maintained in an environmentally friendly manner, with a focus on preserving the natural surroundings.

This house is one of the few in Wiesbaden that is typically supplied with fresh spring water from the Taunus mountains by the local water company. This is a special treat for discerning tea drinkers. It is worth noting the extremely quiet location and the clean, fresh air of the elevated position.

WIESBADEN-SONNENBERG: Located on the Sonnenberg, on the upper southern slope. Extremely quiet, at the end of a dead-end street that is also a designated play street, within a 30 km/h zone. A truly secluded location! The house stands completely free. The distance to the houses located further down the slope is approximately 130-150 meters in the north-south direction. Large, unobstructed lawn areas are located in front of the south side of the house. The area around the house is covered in grass. Large trees nearby create an additional pleasant microclimate. The property, on which the white house is built above the new spa area and above the thermal baths, is located at an elevation of 255 meters above sea level. Therefore, the apartment is approximately 150 meters higher than the average elevation of the city center. As a result, it is typically 3-4 degrees Celsius cooler here than in the city. A pleasant, gentle breeze often blows. The air is pure and fresh, typical of a higher elevation. Although this house is surrounded by a garden and large trees and is extremely quiet, it is also very conveniently located in terms of transportation. In front of the property is a path for pedestrians, and in front of that are legally protected green spaces belonging to the US Army. The nearest house to the south of the property is approximately 130 meters away. This property boasts an exceptionally large distance between buildings in the north-south direction, a feature unique to Wiesbaden and clearly visible even on Google Maps. The A3 and A66 highways are just a few minutes away by car. Two city bus stops are conveniently located within walking distance. Buses run here until midnight. It takes just 10 minutes by city bus to reach the city center, or about 5 minutes by car. Walking to the city center takes approximately 30 minutes, with the route largely passing through green spaces and parks. Public benches along the path offer places to relax and enjoy the scenery. From the apartment, you have a wide, unobstructed view of the surrounding area. The neighborhood is a popular recreational area, offering tennis, swimming and sauna facilities at the thermal baths, cycling, and walks through meadows. This area has the best air quality in the administrative district of the Hessian state capital, Wiesbaden. Because there is no through traffic around the property and no risk from moving cars, the location is particularly well-suited for a couple with young children. Numerous modern and diverse playgrounds are located nearby, and they are not audible from the property. Many prominent individuals have chosen this area as their new home. The new coach of the German national football team, Jürgen Klopp, has also established his new German residence in the neighborhood. Unlike the city of Mainz, this area is only rarely overflown by international air traffic. From the penthouse apartment, you have a wonderful view. There are green lawns nearby and around the building. You can see trees from above, and in the distance, a beautiful, expansive view. On clear days, you can see the broadcasting facilities of Südwestrundfunk on the Donnersberg mountain, located approximately 89 kilometers away as the crow flies. Of course, you can also see the ZDF broadcasting center in Mainz on suitable days!