Almost brand new apartment in Brunnenweg – a small, green oasis, top quality.

Healthy living in a beautiful landscape. The apartment offers 66 square meters of living space and was designed for seniors or couples. It is also perfect for singles with a child and/or those who work from home. It is located as an attached apartment on the ground floor of a newly built two-family house. You enter the house through a separate entrance. A spacious hallway with storage space leads to the large, open-plan living and kitchen area. The large, floor-to-ceiling windows (one of which is accessible without steps) invite you to relax on the large terrace. The bedroom has a recessed area for a wardrobe, the small room is suitable for a small child, a guest, or an office. The bathroom features a very spacious shower without steps; even a wheelchair can easily fit. There is also space for a washing machine in the bathroom. Apart from the entrance (3 steps), everything is easily accessible, and all doors are appropriately wide. Each apartment has its own plot of land, which includes a garden area corresponding to the size of the apartment, and is completely fenced. In addition to the mailboxes, each apartment has an intercom and video function – so you can see who is at the gate. The apartment includes a large terrace. Privacy screens have been installed between the adjacent terraces. The plants shown in the sketches, such as hedges and trees, have already been planted. The illustrations represent the mature size of each plant. However, there will still be space for your own garden design. The property includes a parking space for a car, as well as an additional carport space. A cable is installed for an electric vehicle charging station. A lockable shed is available for storing bicycles, garden tools, and other items. To minimize operating costs, the houses were built to KfW-40 efficiency standards. This means they are exceptionally well-insulated and feature triple-glazed windows. A ventilation system ensures a constant supply of fresh air. The houses are heated using the latest heat pump technology, which also provides the hot water needed in the bathroom. The kitchen hot water is heated by an instantaneous water heater. You will be responsible for paying your own electricity bills. A solar panel system will help you reduce these costs. In addition, water from a cistern is available for garden irrigation. Our houses are fully QNG-certified. This certification may not be familiar to everyone. Essentially, it's about:

Healthy living: All building components – down to the last bit of grout – are tested and certified to be free of harmful substances. Sustainability: In addition to the carbon footprint, the production, transportation, and potential for recycling of all building components are also assessed. Aging in place: Each tenant should be able to remain in their apartment independently and for as long as possible – this is taken into account in the building's design. All doors and passageways are designed to be wide enough for wheelchairs and walkers, and are barrier-free. Of course, all of this is certified, and it comes with a (correspondingly high) price. However, we don't want to have to renovate and increase the rent again in a few years. The lease agreement is structured as an indexed rent agreement. Rent increases are solely linked to the inflation rate – fair for both parties. The minimum lease duration is one year. After that, the legally required notice periods apply. The building was constructed in 2025, so everything is new and fresh. However, it is no longer a "first occupancy" as the first tenant moved out after six months due to a relationship breakup.

In Cunnersdorf, a district of Kamenz, a small new residential development has been created, consisting of seven houses, each with two apartments. The development also includes a playground and a large area of green space. In the past, Cunnersdorf also had a watermill, which was fed by a millpond. Another source of water came from an overflow from a well – this well now serves as the namesake for the small development, called "Brunnenweg" (Well Path). The project fills a gap in the local development, preserving farmland while creating new housing. The district of Cunnersdorf, part of Kamenz, is almost 800 years old and is located approximately 5 km from Kamenz. The surrounding area is rural, characterized by fish farming, and is well-suited for tourism. You can expect peace and nature, and yet everything is centrally located. The village has a restaurant with excellent cuisine, a hall, and a beer garden. Currently, two bus lines (771 and 788) and the on-demand bus service "Cunnersdorf" operate. The nearest bus stops are located at the kindergarten and the old nursery, both approximately 250 meters away. The city of Kamenz itself has just over 17,000 inhabitants and is located in Saxony, in the western Upper Lusatia, at the foot of the Hutberg mountain. The nearest motorway junctions, Pulsnitz and Burkau, which connect to the A4 motorway, are approximately 15 kilometers away. The Ruhland junction, connecting to the A13 motorway, is reachable in 30 kilometers. The Kamenz railway station is the terminus of the S-Bahn line 8, which runs from Dresden to Radeberg, Pulsnitz, and Kamenz. Currently, trains run approximately every hour; during peak hours (Monday to Friday between 4:30 and 18:30), the service is more frequent, running every 30 minutes. The city is served by three local bus lines. Plans are currently underway to reactivate the former Senftenberg-Kamenz railway line, which would once again make Cunnersdorf directly accessible by train. The Kamenz airfield, located on the northeastern edge of the city, is one of the most attractive and popular airfields in Saxony. At the same time, it is also one of the oldest and, above all, still active airfields in Germany. Economically, the city is home to many small and medium-sized companies in the textile, mechanical engineering, kaolin processing, and plastics industries. The northern part of Dresden, a location for the growing chip industry, is easily accessible at a distance of 40 kilometers. Kamenz has several hotels, restaurants, and a small, vibrant city center. The town promotes religious and cultural activities, and is further developing its tourism sector. The network of cycling and hiking trails is constantly being expanded. Among other things, the ecumenical pilgrimage route to Santiago de Compostela passes through some of the town's districts. Please note: some online platforms may not yet accurately display the new "Brunnenweg" (Fountain Way). Google Maps shows the location correctly: search for "Brunnenweg 1, Cunnersdorf, Kamenz."