Exclusive living on the Hofberg

The attractive, single-storey apartment building is characterized by an upscale interior and is for sale from 1.5.2025. In addition to seven and a half attractive rooms, the property also includes two bathrooms. The house can also be used as a second home. The property dates back to 1981 and includes a garage for your car, which guarantees you convenient parking without the hassle of searching. There is also a cellar room at your disposal. For space to garden, play or sunbathe: You can relax on the 601 square meters of land belonging to the property. The total price of the plot and property on offer is 979,000 euros.

Unique location on the Hofberg - only 100m from the Hofgarten and 300m from Trausnitz Castle.
Landshut is an independent city in south-eastern Bavaria. It is the seat of the government of Lower Bavaria and the district of Lower Bavaria of the same name as well as the administrative center of the Landshut district. With a population of 75,457, Landshut is the largest city in Lower Bavaria, ahead of Passau, and the second largest city in Eastern Bavaria after Regensburg.
In Landshut, Bavarian tradition and vibrant culture merge in an extraordinary way. Famous sights such as Trausnitz Castle, enthroned on the Hofberg, and the impressive St. Martin's Abbey Basilica with the highest brick tower in the world also cast a spell over tourists.
Medieval Landshut became famous as a city of art. Today, however, it also stands for a modern attitude to life, high-tech, joie de vivre and enjoyment. In summer, the long Gothic old town looks like an endless terrace. White umbrellas nestle against the façades of the magnificent, colorful houses, providing shade for guests who indulge themselves in the numerous cafés, bars, beer gardens and restaurants. Immerse yourself in the historical backdrop with the highest brick church in the world and numerous other sights
The "Landshut Wedding" takes place every four years.
People from all over the world have experienced this historic event, which is one of the largest in Europe. Well over 2000 participants in authentic costumes revive this outstanding festival with all the splendor of the late Middle Ages - the wedding of the Polish king's daughter Hedwig to the Landshut duke's son Georg.
In this pleasant residential area you will find all the shopping facilities you need for your daily needs, elementary school, kindergarten and restaurants are within easy walking distance.
The nearby Hofgarten offers you quality of life and relaxation, and you can quickly reach the castle and Landshut city center via its walking paths.