4-room apartment with breathtaking panoramic views!

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From the house on the mountain side, you can enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view down to the picturesque spa town in the valley.
There is a 154 m² apartment to match the dream view, which is divided into four rooms, a bathroom, separate WC and kitchen. The living space excluding balcony and terrace is approx. 116 m². 50% of the balcony and terrace area is included in the living space.
The apartment:
Your new approx. 154 m2 home is located on the ground floor of a family house built in 1965 and has been professionally renovated and maintained since 2009.
You enter the house from the slope side and pass through the hallway directly into the spacious dining and living area, which extends over an area of approx. 56 m². Thanks to the bright, wide window front on the valley side, you can already enjoy your exclusive view from here.
To the left is the bedroom, which is also on the valley side, followed by a hallway leading to the bathroom and a further living room that can be used as required.
The kitchen is on the right-hand side of the house. A small hallway leads from the living/dining area to the kitchen and guest WC. You will love the balcony to the front, which is directly connected to the terrace, right from the start. The balcony is 21.6 m² in size and leads directly onto the terrace, which is 54.45 m² in size.
On this terrace there is a garden shed with a covered outdoor seating area with a view of the valley.
You will probably not find a more beautiful view in the whole town.
Last but not least, there is the double garage in front of the building on the hillside. The double garage has a water connection, sockets and closes with an electrically operated sectional door. The double garage is included in the price. The apartment also has a small cellar room in the form of a wooden shed.

Bad Wildbad is a spa town in the northern Black Forest, belongs to the district of Calw and is located in the valley of the ,Enz, a tributary of the Neckar.
The municipality has been known as a spa town since the 15th century. The townscape is characterized above all by outstanding examples of 19th and early 20th century spa architecture.
Palais Thermal, built in 1847 as the Graf-Eberhard-Bad (princely baths, Moorish Hall, modern extensions)
Vital Therme (formerly Thermal Movement Baths) with indoor and outdoor pools, sauna area and sunbathing lawn
Forum König-Karls-Bad as a guest house with lecture, reading and event rooms
Kurhaus with Kursaal for concerts and dance events
Königliches Kurtheater, reopened in July 2014 after years of renovation
Baumwipfelpfad and summer mountain railway
Hängebrücke "Wildline"
The spa gardens were laid out in 1699 and have been expanded ever since. The extensive network of paths stretches around 1.5 km on both sides of the River Enz.
A pedestrian zone runs through the town center with restaurants, cafés, ice cream parlors, fine little stores and all the amenities that make a spa town attractive. "Living where others go on vacation" is the order of the day here.
Thanks to its status as a spa town, Bad Wildbad has excellent medical care and good shopping facilities for all errands.
good shopping facilities for all your daily needs, such as Edeka supermarkets, Aldi and Lidl.
Lidl, can be found directly on site.
Bad Wildbad has all conventional school types such as grammar school, secondary school and elementary school.
The spa town is connected to the rail network by the S6 line of the Karlsruhe light rail system, which is operated by the Albtal-Verkehrs-Gesellschaft. The light rail runs on the Enztalbahn line to Pforzheim and is partly connected to Karlsruhe/Wörth am Rhein and Bietigheim-Bissingen as the S 5. By car, you can reach the Stuttgart-Sindelfingen and Karlsruhe conurbations, Pforzheim and Baden Baden within 30 minutes to approx. 1 hour.