4.5-room apartment on the 1st floor in Gartenstraße

This 4.5-room apartment is located on the first floor (right side) of a charming multi-family building built in 1964.

The apartment boasts a very spacious living area of approximately 155 m². The layout is practical and well-designed: from the hallway, you have direct access to the living room, the bedroom, the bathroom, a children's room, the kitchen, and a study. There is also a guest toilet and a storage room with a washing machine connection.

The rooms are bright and generously sized. The apartment is well-suited for families or couples who desire plenty of space and a clear room layout.

The residential building is centrally located in an excellent area of Bad Segeberg. Situated on the very quiet Gartenstraße, it's just a short walk to the lively pedestrian zone, with its diverse restaurants and extensive shopping opportunities. The Kurhausstraße can be reached on foot in less than 5 minutes, while the popular Kirchstraße and the weekly market are less than 10 minutes away. Various doctors' offices, the Segeberg Clinic, and several schools and kindergartens are also within walking distance. The large Segeberger Lake, just a few minutes away, offers opportunities for walks and features a pedal boat rental, an outdoor swimming pool, and its own sailing club. With over 16,000 residents, Bad Segeberg is the third-largest town in the Segeberg district. It enjoys excellent motorway connections, located in the triangle between Kiel (A21), Lübeck (A20), and Hamburg (A21). Neumünster is a 30-minute drive away via the B 205. Hamburg and Lübeck can be easily and quickly reached by train via Bad Oldesloe. The train connection to Neumünster is even direct, without requiring a change. But it's not just the location that makes Bad Segeberg so attractive. Beyond the city limits, Bad Segeberg is known for the annual Karl May festivals held on the 91-meter-high limestone hill. Visitors and residents alike can enjoy a wide range of cultural and recreational activities in addition to the excellent shopping opportunities. The "Fledermaus" (Bat) experience exhibition, the "Museum Alt-Segeberger Bürgerhaus" (Old Segeberg Citizen's House), the limestone caves, and the Marienkirche (St. Mary's Church) are just a few examples. Throughout the year, various festivals and events take place, such as the Segeberg Cultural Summer and the summer concerts in the open-air theater. The nationally recognized Möbel-Kraft AG company has its headquarters here, as do the Association of Statutory Health Insurance Physicians and the Medical Association of Schleswig-Holstein. The city also has a community college.