From 1.4. very bright 2-room apartment in Gohlis-Mitte in historic old building

Feel the feeling of living in an old building. Welcome to Gohlis Siebengrün - the city villas with charm.

A 2-room apartment is available for rent, which is located in the middle of the historic building ensemble of the former Theodor-Körner barracks. This complex was still used for military purposes until around 2007 and today bears witness to the military history of the city of Leipzig.

In the course of the refurbishment around 2011, the historic buildings were restored with great attention to detail and converted into exclusive apartments and elegant townhouses.

Modern Scandinavian furnishing style. Living room with cozy sofa bed, board with TV, dining table with 4 chairs and designer lamp. Bedroom with 1.60 x 2 m bed and spacious built-in closet. Newly renovated bathroom with washing machine. Fully equipped kitchen: with fridge and freezer compartment, oven and ceramic hob. WMF kettle and Nespresso machine. Crockery, pots, pans, cutlery, cooking utensils, drinking and wine glasses available. Smart TV 43 inch. There is also a spacious sauna room in the basement for residents, which can be used free of charge.

The Gohlis district is characterized by typical Wilhelminian-style houses with a decidedly representative character. This residential district is not only characterized by outstanding architectural and urban
urban planning quality, but also the excellent craftsmanship and artistic quality of the individual houses.
The Rosental, one of Leipzig's most beautiful nature parks, and the zoo are in the immediate vicinity.
This combination of direct proximity to the city center, extensive green spaces and historic buildings is what makes the location so attractive.

The Olbrichtsstr S-Bahn station is just a few minutes' walk away and takes you to the main station in 7 minutes.
This district is home to restaurants, stores, supermarkets, fitness centers as well as complex shopping facilities such as the Gohlis-Center, the AXIS-Passagen and the Gohlis-Arkaden.