Exclusive, renovated 3-room apartment with balcony and EBK in Nbg

This friendly, renovated apartment on the second floor is characterized by an upscale interior and can be occupied by arrangement.

The apartment is south-facing with the bedroom and living room, and there is a wide loggia with two awnings above both rooms. The apartment has a further children's room, a bathroom and a separate guest WC.

The residential building is located in the Galgenhof district in Nuremberg's Südstadt. The district south of Landgrabenstrasse is characterized by multi-storey residential buildings with four and five upper floors, with a few buildings from the turn of the century before last. On the south side of the building is the modern Kopernikusschule, the largest elementary school in Nuremberg's Südstadt district. The typical emissions of young people can be expected during breaks in lessons. The supply situation in Südstadt is very good, with numerous retail outlets, service providers and restaurants.

Public transport connections are very good: the streetcar lines 5 and 6 run along the northern Landgrabenstraße in the direction of West-Friedhof and Tiergarten, and the U1 subway stops at Maffeiplatz and Aufseßplatz, which runs to Fürth and the Nuremberg Trade Fair via the main railway station. By car, you can quickly reach the harbor and the local expressways and highways via the eastern Pillenreuther Straße.

Location description:
The university city of Nuremberg has around 500,000 inhabitants and, together with the two neighboring cities of Fürth and Erlangen and the surrounding districts, forms Industrial Region 7, making Greater Nuremberg the second largest planning region in Bavaria with 1.25 million inhabitants and one of the largest economic areas in Germany. As a "metropolitan region", Middle Franconia is one of the most important European business locations.

With an excellent network of federal highways, the Südwesttangente and the Frankenschnellweg, Nuremberg Airport with around 4 million passengers per year and a well-developed network of underground and suburban trains, Nuremberg has an above-average infrastructure and transport connections. With its port on the Main-Danube Canal, Nuremberg has the largest logistics center in Southern Germany and the only water connection between Western and Eastern Europe.

With a particularly attractive city center and over 2.5 million overnight stays per year, Nuremberg is a popular tourist destination. The international trade fair with over 170,000 m of exhibition space and the Convention Center for
12,800 participants in 55 halls. The city has further location expertise in the fields of communications technology, market research, printing, energy, transport and logistics.