04177: Beautiful 2-room apartment with parquet flooring, stucco details, located in a historic building, Plagwitz-Lindenau district.

04177: Beautiful 2-room apartment with parquet floors, stucco details, located in a historic building in the Plagwitz-Lindenau district.
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Parquet flooring, stucco, everything new - washing machine with dryer, dishwasher, oven -
exclusively renovated - separate kitchen with dining area - quiet street in a trendy district - additional
Additional leather sofa bed (1.40m) for guests - luxury bathroom with glass enclosure and walk-in shower - smart TV (40 inches) - antique and modern furniture combined - easy access to A14, A9, and A38 motorways - tram stop nearby - located right on the Karl Heine Canal.
This newly furnished, beautiful, and exclusively renovated 2-room apartment features a kitchen and bathroom in a listed building with a green backyard (bicycle stand), situated on the Karl-Heine Canal in a quiet side street off Karl-Heine-Straße. It comes fully equipped and is suitable for up to 2 people. The black leather sofa in the living room can be used as a wide bed, offering the possibility for 2 people (who are not a couple) to have separate sleeping areas. The minimum rental period is 18 months. If you are interested, please provide a detailed application. The price of €860 is the NET RENT for the furnished apartment, and there is an approximate monthly deduction of... €200 is added for operating costs, including heating, depending on the number of occupants.
Hardwood floors, stucco details – everything is new. Includes a washing machine with dryer, dishwasher, and oven.
Exclusively renovated, with a separate kitchen and dining area. Located on a quiet street in a vibrant neighborhood. Includes an additional sofa bed (1.40m) for guests. Features a luxurious bathroom with a glass shower and a walk-in shower. Includes a 40-inch Smart TV. Furnishings combine antique and modern styles. Excellent access to highways A14, A9, and A38. Located near a tram stop and directly on the Karl-Heine Canal.

This newly furnished, beautiful, and exclusively renovated 2-room apartment with a kitchen and bathroom is located in a listed building with a green courtyard (bike rack), on the Karl-Heine Canal, in a quiet side street off Karl-Heine Straße, and is fully equipped. The apartment is suitable for up to 2 people. The black leather sofa in the living room can be used as a large bed, allowing the apartment to also be used by 2 people (who are not a couple) with separate sleeping areas. The minimum rental period is 18 months. If you are interested, please submit a comprehensive application. The amount of €860 represents the base rent. In addition, approximately €200 per month is payable as an advance payment for operating costs, depending on the number of occupants.

The house is located on the border between Lindenau and Plagwitz, trendy districts popular with young urban creatives in the west of Leipzig, which have gained international attention. You can find everything along Karl Heine Straße, including numerous cultural facilities such as alternative cinemas, theaters, and plenty of places to eat. The area features a fascinating blend of old and modern industrial architecture. It's a 200-meter walk to Westwerk (an arts district and alternative space with clubs, for example, Dr Seltssam - a bike shop and bar, organic shops, and a weekly organic market, etc.). There's a "regular" supermarket just around the corner. The old cotton mill, now used as a crafts workshop and gallery center, is a 15-minute walk away. The canals also make this part of the city so attractive, whether for walking or cycling. According to Iamstudent: "Industrial culture and art – Plagwitz is currently one of the most exciting districts in Leipzig, a hub of creative culture. Here, in the west of the city, you'll find a vibrant mix of old factories and abandoned industrial sites, art initiatives, startups, cozy residential areas, plenty of greenery, and water." This is also where you'll find the Spinnerei, an old cotton spinning mill that now houses numerous artists' studios, workshops, and galleries. Two main thoroughfares are Karl-Heine-Straße and Zschochersche Straße. Here, you can discover an interesting mix of cafes, shops, and takeaways, all with a slightly alternative vibe. You can also cruise through Plagwitz on a boat along the Karl Heine Canal and see the whole area from the water.

The tram stop Karl-Heine-Straße / Merseburgerstraße is just 300 meters away, with tram line 14 taking you to the main station in 12 minutes. At night, there is also a station for the N1 night bus. The university can be reached by bike in 15 minutes. By car, you have direct access to the A14, A9, and A38 motorways via the B87. The building is located on the border between Lindenau and Plagwitz, two vibrant districts in western Leipzig that are home to many young, creative people and have gained international attention. Along Karl-Heine-Straße, you'll find everything you need, as well as a variety of cultural institutions, such as alternative cinemas and theaters, and plenty of delicious places to eat. Interesting things are happening here, amidst the old factory halls and modern industrial architecture. Located to the west are 200 meters (featuring an arts district and open spaces, clubs like Dr Selstsam - a bike shop and bar, organic food stores, and an organic farmers' market, etc.). A "regular" supermarket is just around the corner. The former cotton spinning mill, now used as an arts and crafts center and gallery, is a 15-minute walk away. The canals add to the appeal of this district, making it ideal for walking or cycling. "Industrial culture and art – Plagwitz is currently one of the most popular districts in Leipzig, a hub of creative culture. Here, in the west of the city, you'll find a diverse mix of old factories and abandoned industrial sites, art initiatives, start-ups, as well as pleasant residential areas, plenty of green spaces, and water. Here is also the "Spinnerei," a former cotton spinning mill, which now houses numerous studios, workshops, and galleries for artists. Two main thoroughfares are Karl-Heine-Straße and Zschochersche Straße. Here you'll find an interesting mix of cafes, shops, and eateries – all with a slightly alternative vibe. You can take a boat trip along the Karl-Heine canal and admire the scenery from the water."

The tram stop Karl-Heine-Straße / Merseburgerstr is 300 meters away. Tram line 14 takes 12 minutes to reach the main train station. There is also a stop for bus line N1 nearby. Cycling to the university takes 15 minutes.
Road access is directly via the B87 to the A14, A9, and A38 motorways.