First occupancy after reconstruction in a historic building.

Welcome to the charming 4th floor of this renovated historic building, a wonderful apartment with approximately 127 square meters of living space. This inviting unit cleverly combines 4 rooms with an open-plan kitchen, creating a harmonious layout that caters to various living needs. The spacious balcony, measuring approximately 7.34 square meters, offers a pleasant outdoor space and a view of the surroundings. The apartment features a large bathroom with a separate shower and bathtub, as well as a separate toilet. A cellar provides additional storage space. This apartment seamlessly blends historical charm with modern amenities, a generous layout, and an elevator that takes you from the cellar directly to your front door! The residential and commercial building, designed in 1914 by the renowned architect Paul Engelhardt and destroyed on April 9, 1945, has a rich history. Between 1950 and 2017, it underwent partial renovations, and was finally completely rebuilt from 2019 to 2022. The entire building, which has a full basement, was connected to the district heating system in 2021 and received a modern elevator and a new fire protection system in 2022. The renovation work has preserved many historical treasures, including the main entrance framed by a relief, with a mosaic floor and double doors from the Gründerzeit (German late 19th century), the historical staircase with a fountain, and the large, arched windows on the ground floor with high ceilings. All apartments in this building are flooded with light and spacious, featuring a large, modern bathroom and one or two balconies. Highlights of the apartment:
* Spacious area of 127.09 m²
* 4 rooms with an open-plan kitchen
* Covered balcony with an area of 7.34 m² offering views of the outdoors
* Large bathroom with shower and bathtub
* Separate toilet
* Cellar for additional storage space
* Elevator
* Video intercom system
* LAN cabling

Jena is a vibrant university city in Thuringia, known for its rich history, scientific excellence, and picturesque landscape along the Saale river. The city captivates visitors with its diverse cultural offerings, lively student scene, and harmonious blend of historical architecture and modern living.

The house is located on the edge of the famous "Damenviertel" (Ladies' Quarter) and has a small park right outside its door. The Botanical Garden, the Zeiss Planetarium, and the Thuringian University and State Library (ThULB) are all within a few minutes' walk.

The central location allows for easy access to shops, restaurants, parks, and leisure activities. Kindergartens, schools, the university, and libraries are all located nearby. Bus and tram stops are just a few minutes' walk away, as is the nearby Saalbahnhof train station.