Two-family house in Stadtallendorf

This well-maintained two-family house, available by arrangement and built in two phases (1976 and 1989), combines functionality with modern amenities. A highlight is the double garage built in 1980 with an additional storage room.

The house is characterized by its energy efficiency. Four solar collectors on the roof and an 800-liter solar stratified storage tank in the basement support the hot water and heating. An oil heating system from 1997 and a central heating stove from 2005 complete the system, whereby low energy consumption is achieved through the efficient combination of the various energy sources. In 2020, the oil tanks were renewed and the supply line to the oil burner.

In 2013, the first floor bathroom was extensively renovated, including conversion to make it accessible for the disabled and renewal of the fresh water pipes for cold and hot water for the ground and upper floors.

The windows in both living rooms, the upstairs bedroom and the bathroom on the first floor were replaced with triple-glazed units between 2013 and 2016, providing additional thermal insulation. Electric drives for the roller shutters increase comfort.

The interior of the house impresses with high-quality parquet flooring and elegant wooden ceiling panels on both floors. Most of the basement rooms are tiled and offer practical storage space, a utility room and a guest room.

The independence of the house is another plus point. The heating system also works without electricity, which provides additional security. In the event of a power failure, the kitchens can also heat the adjoining rooms. Each floor has a kitchen stove, and bread can even be baked in the central heating stove in the basement, which in turn also works without electricity by gravity alone.

A future fiber optic connection has already been registered and will bring the house up to the latest technological standards.

This house offers a solid foundation for comfortable living with the bonus of energy efficiency.

A young family can use one floor of this house themselves and rent out the other floor for a few years to make financing easier, and then live in the whole house with several generations under one roof when the family grows in a few years' time.

The industrial and garrison town of Stadtallendorf is located in the district of Marburg-Biedenkopf in Central Hesse.

Today, the entire town has a population of around 21,500 and, with around 13,000 jobs, is the most important industrial location between Giessen and Kassel, with some world-famous large companies. According to the regional plan for Central Hesse, the town has the function of a medium-sized center in the eastern part of the Marburg-Biedenkopf district with good rail and road connections. The construction of the A 49 highway will provide the city with two direct access and exit routes. The university town of Marburg is 20 kilometers away.

With a north-south extension of 17.5 km and a west-east extension of 10.3 km, the town covers an area of 7,830 hectares, around 40% of which is woodland. Large industrial and commercial areas characterize the image of the city, which nevertheless promotes itself as a "young city in the countryside" with modern public facilities and services.

https://stadtallendorf.de/Leben/Carsharing/ - A special service in Stadtallendorf

Stadtallendo­rf is easy to reach both by car and by public transport.

Stadtallendorf is connected to local public transport by the Frankfurt - Marburg - Kassel railroad line (Main-Weser-Bahn). From December 11, 2016, up to 12 intercity trains on the IC line Stralsund-Hamburg-Frankfurt-Ka­rlsruhe will stop in Stadtallendorf every day. Further information can be found in the DB flyer, which is available from the town council.

The town has a connection to the B 454 and the B 62 as well as a connection to the A5 Homberg / Ohm and Alsfeld.

There are plenty of free parking spaces available in the town area.