Attractive multi-family house, 6-unit apartment building.

The building was constructed using a solid method, with aerated concrete blocks and concrete floors. The former commercial and office building was extensively renovated in 2013 and converted into a six-unit apartment building. The prefabricated garages on the property were newly built in 2013. The apartments on the ground floor have been adapted to be accessible.

The property is located in the Sunthausen district, within a residential area along Tuninger Straße, in a quiet, edge-of-town location. The surrounding buildings are mainly single-family and two-family homes with gardens, as well as individual agricultural buildings. The center of Sunthausen is easily accessible within a few minutes, and there you will find religious institutions, community organizations, and the nearest bus stops with connections to Bad Dürrheim, Donaueschingen, and Villingen-Schwenningen. Access is via the local road, which connects to the nearest district/regional road, providing short driving times to the federal highways B27/B31 and further to the A81 motorway. The town center of Bad Dürrheim, with its central amenities (grocery stores, pharmacies, doctors, spa and rehabilitation facilities, and administration), is a short drive away. The nearest train stations are Donaueschingen and Villingen, which offer regional and long-distance connections towards the Black Forest, Lake Constance, Stuttgart, and Freiburg. The central area boasts well-developed local amenities to meet daily needs. For secondary schools and specialized healthcare services, residents rely on Donaueschingen and Villingen-Schwenningen. The landscape is characterized by adjacent fields and paths, providing direct pedestrian access to nearby recreational areas. Noise levels are generally low, primarily due to local traffic; there are no significant commercial sources of noise pollution in the immediate vicinity. The topographical and climatic conditions of the Baar region (cooler, higher elevations, increased requirements for winter maintenance) must be considered in construction and development projects. Utility infrastructure (electricity, water, sewage, telecommunications) is readily available and meets local standards; broadband connectivity is in line with the regional standard and is being progressively expanded.