Commission-free: Bright 3.5 (4)-room apartment on the 10th floor with a balcony.

This 3.5 (4)-room apartment offers an excellent layout, providing ultimate flexibility. You can use either three or four fully functional rooms, depending on your needs. The layout is modern and well-designed, with clear separation between private and communal areas. The hallway is generously sized and provides access to all areas of the apartment. Thanks to its location on the 10th floor, natural light floods through the windows, and even on cloudy days, the apartment feels bright and welcoming. The east-facing balcony is a highlight that I would particularly like to emphasize. Its eastern orientation allows you to enjoy the first rays of sunshine in the morning while having coffee or breakfast. The balcony has enough space for a table, chairs, perhaps a few plants, or even a small lounge area. In the summer, it becomes an extension of the living space. It's perfect for barbecues with friends or quiet moments alone. The living room, the central space of the apartment, is spacious and filled with light. With its ample space, it can easily accommodate a large sofa, a dining area, and perhaps a workspace, making it the heart of your home. The east-facing orientation provides pleasant morning light, while large windows visually expand the space. Imagine spending cozy evenings here, watching movies, or entertaining guests. The modern quality of the finishes and the timeless architecture give you the freedom to express your personal style without extensive renovations. The large bedroom is spacious and offers peace and relaxation. It can easily accommodate a large bed and a wardrobe. The smaller room is ideal as a children's room, office, guest room, or walk-in closet. The modern kitchenette, with high-quality appliances, ample counter space, and plenty of storage, makes cooking a pleasure. Its proximity to the living area creates an open and communicative atmosphere without everything blending into one room. The bathroom is bright and modern, and in addition to the open shower, it has space for a washing machine and dryer. The guest toilet is also modern and separate. The utility room offers plenty of space to store everyday items.

Leonberg, with its nearly 50,000 residents, is a gem in the north of the Böblingen district. The city uniquely combines Swabian tradition with modern dynamism. The historic old town, with its half-timbered houses, the old town hall from the 15th century, and the famous Pomeranzengarten (orange garden), invites you to take relaxing walks. Just a few minutes' walk or a short bus ride from Strohgäustraße, you'll find charming cafes, restaurants, and boutiques. The weekly market on the market square offers fresh, regional products – a piece of lifestyle that many city dwellers miss. Strohgäustraße is located in a well-established residential area that is particularly appealing for its tranquility and proximity to nature. The Strohgäu region itself is one of the most beautiful landscapes in Baden-Württemberg: gentle hills, vast fields, orchards, and forests shape the scenery. From the 10th floor, you often have a clear view of this idyllic region – especially in the morning when the sun rises, or in the evening when the lights of the surrounding towns sparkle. Many residents report that the view from up here inspires them anew every day. At the same time, you benefit from excellent infrastructure. The Leo-Center, one of the largest shopping centers in the region, is just a short drive away and offers everything from supermarkets to fashion stores and service providers. Doctors, pharmacies, kindergartens, and schools (from primary school to secondary school) are easily accessible. This is an invaluable advantage for families: short distances, a safe environment, and a strong social network. Leonberg also has excellent transport links. The A8 and A81 motorways are quickly accessible, meaning you can reach Stuttgart in approximately 20-25 minutes – perfect for commuters. The Leonberg S-Bahn station provides convenient access to the state capital, as well as to Herrenberg and Böblingen in the opposite direction. For those who prefer to travel by bicycle or on foot, there is a well-developed network of paths that leads directly into the Glemswald – one of the largest contiguous forest areas in the region and a paradise for hikers, cyclists, and nature lovers.