First occupancy Brunnenweg 7 - no rent in the month of moving - plenty of space for the whole family

Brunnenweg 7 in Cunnersdorf - Healthy living - first occupancy on two floors in a great landscape.
The apartment has 168m² of living space spread over two floors and was designed for families with 3 or four children and/or home office.
There is a separate, soundproofed apartment on one half of the ground floor - so most of the house is reserved for you!
You enter the house through a separate entrance, on the ground floor there is enough space for a checkroom and baby carriages. A small utility room and a large room under the stairs provide storage space. There is a guest WC in the entrance area.
The hallway leads you into the large living and dining area. The kitchen is already fitted, and there is a small pantry behind it. A barrier-free door leads to the large terrace.
A beech wood staircase leads you to the upper floor. Two daylight spotlights illuminate the stairwell and the gallery in an energy-saving way. In addition to the main bathroom with shower and bathtub with a great view over the fields, there is another bathroom with shower on the upper floor. We have called it the "children's bathroom". Anyone who already has several children will appreciate this.
The utility room on the upper floor offers enough space for a washing machine and dryer and a large area for housework - all on one floor and just where the children "drop" their laundry.
There is also a really spacious (unheated) attic for storage.
Their bedroom has a partition wall for the walk-in closet.
All three children's rooms are large and have plenty of window space for natural light. A small room offers space for an office or a guest.
All entrances, showers and terraces are barrier-free and all doors are correspondingly wide.
The plot belonging to each apartment is completely fenced in. In addition to the letterbox system, each apartment has an intercom and video function - so you can see who is at the gate.

A cable for an electric charging station is provided.
There is a lockable tool shed for storing bicycles, garden tools, etc.

To keep operating costs low, the houses were built to KfW 40 efficiency standards.
This means they are optimally insulated and fitted with triple-glazed windows.

A ventilation system provides regulated fresh air.
We heat the houses with state-of-the-art heat pumps, and the hot water required in the bathroom is also heated in this way.
You pay your own household electricity costs. An installed PV system helps you to reduce costs.
Water from a cistern is also available for watering the garden.
The houses are fully QNG-certified. Many people are not yet familiar with this. Essentially, it's all about:
Healthy living: all building components - down to the last grout - are tested and certified for harmful substances.
Sustainability: in addition to the CO2 balance, all components are also tested for how they were manufactured, transported and can be recycled later.
Ageing in place: Every tenant should be able to remain in their home independently and for as long as possible - this is taken into account in the design.
A stair lift can be retrofitted without any structural alterations. All doors and passageways are wide enough to accommodate rollators and are designed to be barrier-free.
Of course, all of this is certified and has its (correspondingly high) price.
But we don't want to have to modernize again in a few years and increase the rent in the process. The rental agreement will be concluded as an index-linked rental agreement. Rent increases are only linked to the inflation rate - fair for both tenants.
The minimum rental period is one year. After that, the statutory notice periods apply.

In Cunnersdorf, a district of Kamenz, a small new housing estate with seven houses, each with two residential units, was built in 2025. The estate also includes a playground and plenty of green space. There used to be a watermill, which was fed by the mill pond, among other things. Another inflow came from the overflow of the fountain - this is now the namesake for the small settlement "Brunnenweg". The project closes a gap in the local development, preserving farmland and creating new living space.
The Kamenz district of Cunnersdorf is also almost 800 years old and is located around 5 km from Kamenz. The surrounding area is rural, characterized by pond farming and well developed for tourism. You can expect a lot of peace and nature - and everything is still centrally located. There is an inn in the village with very good cuisine, a hall and a beer garden.
There are currently two bus routes (771 and 788) to Cunnersdorf. The nearest bus stops are at the kindergarten and the Alte Gärtnerei, both about 250m away.
The Lessingstadt Kamenz itself has just over 17,000 inhabitants and is located in Saxony, here in western Upper Lusatia at the foot of the Hutberg.
The nearest freeway junctions Pulsnitz and Burkau on the A 4 are both around 15 kilometers away. The Ruhland junction of the A13 is 30 km away.
Kamenz railroad station is the terminus of the S-Bahn line 8 Dresden - Radeberg - Kamenz. There are three city bus routes in the town. The former Senftenberg-Kamenz railroad line is currently being reactivated. This will also make Cunnersdorf directly accessible by train again.
Kamenz airfield, located on the north-eastern outskirts 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 town is home to many small and medium-sized companies in the textile, mechanical engineering, kaolin and plastics processing sectors.
The north of Dresden, home to the growing chip industry, is just 40 km away.
Kamenz has several hotels, restaurants and a small, lively town center. Church and culture are promoted and tourism is being further developed. The network of cycling and hiking trails is constantly being expanded. Among other things, the ecumenical Way of St. James leads through some parts of the town.
Please note: some portals do not yet show the new Brunnenweg correctly. Google Maps shows the location correctly: Search for Brunnenweg 7 in Kamenz or for the old address: Alte Dorfstraße 31