4-room apartment with high-quality EBK in Waldkraiburg

This beautiful, modern, and well-maintained 4-room apartment is available for rent starting September 1st, 2026, and possibly even as early as August 1st, 2026. The apartment is located on the 2nd floor. It includes a stunning built-in kitchen, fully equipped with all necessary appliances. All rooms feature high-quality parquet flooring. There is a designated space with connections in the bathroom for a dryer and washing machine. The bathroom is neutrally tiled in white. In addition to the balcony, which is perfect for relaxation, the apartment also includes a storage room in the basement. In an area where parking is scarce, you can conveniently park in your underground garage and enter the apartment without getting your feet wet. A bicycle storage room is also available for all residents of the building.

The apartment is located in a quiet yet central area of Waldkraiburg. All essential shops and public transportation are within a few minutes' reach. Waldkraiburg is the largest town in the Mühldorf a. Inn district (with approximately 25,000 residents) and is centrally located on the transportation routes between Munich (about 65 km away) and Salzburg, as well as Landshut and Rosenheim. For commuters, there is a motorway connection to the A94 highway, located 3 km away, in the direction of Ampfing or Munich. The history of this relatively young town began with World War II and its consequences. In the middle of the Mühldorfer Hart area, the arms industry operated a gunpowder factory between 1939 and 1945. After 1946, displaced persons from Eastern and Southeastern Europe settled in the extensive, abandoned, and partially destroyed factory grounds. With great diligence, the new residents built new businesses and residential homes here. In 1950, the industrial settlement became an independent municipality named "Waldkraiburg." The growth in the following years was so enormous that, in 1960, the municipality was elevated to a city. Today, Waldkraiburg presents itself to visitors as a modern, open-minded industrial city that offers approximately 8,000 jobs. Over its more than 50 years of history, the city has created a wide range of sports and leisure activities for its residents. The "Haus Sudetenland" youth center, founded in 1959, has been a meeting place for young people from all over the world ever since. The cultural center, built in 1989, attracts many people from the surrounding area with its diverse program, including theater, concerts, cabaret, exhibitions, a museum, and a cinema. The city museum offers valuable insights into the history of Waldkraiburg and the Adlergebirge mountain range in northeastern Bohemia. As part of the regional reform, the charming village of Pürten, located on the Inn river, and parts of the municipality of Fraham joined the city in the 1970s.