Modern dream home with a large terrace and garden space.

This modern property in Tannenkirch, Kandern, features a recently renovated apartment. The apartment boasts a generous layout, bright living spaces, and a family-friendly location. It also includes energy-efficient oil heating and new windows for improved insulation. The living area covers approximately 190 square meters. The heart of the apartment is the spacious and light-filled dining room with a high-quality built-in kitchen, including all appliances, and a size of approximately 22 square meters. In addition, there is a beautifully appointed bathroom with a walk-in shower, as well as a separate guest toilet. Three bright and spacious rooms, complete with built-in wardrobes and access to a balcony of approximately 8 square meters, offer ample space and versatile usage options. Of particular note is the approximately 30 square meter living area with direct access to a sun terrace of approximately 41 square meters, which leads into a small garden. Approximately 19 square meters of the terrace are covered by a pergola, creating additional sheltered outdoor space and significantly enhancing the living comfort. The property is currently rented and generates a monthly gross rent of €2,100. This property is suitable for both investors and buyers looking for a high-quality, spacious apartment in a desirable location. The offering is further enhanced by two parking spaces directly in front of the building, as well as a separate, cellar-like room that provides additional storage space. If the property is purchased by June 14th, the kitchen will be included free of charge, reducing the purchase price to €499,000. Otherwise, the purchase price is as follows:

Apartment purchase price: €479,000
2 parking spaces: €20,000
Installed kitchen: €30,000 (included free of charge if purchased by June 15th)
Total purchase price: €529,000

Kandern is located in southwestern Germany, at the foot of the Black Forest. To the north of Kandern, the Blauen mountain (also known as Hochblauen) marks the end of the Kandertal valley, and it is also where the Kander river originates. Not far from the source, the Lipple pass leads into the Kleine Wiesental valley towards Tegernau.