Single-family or multi-family house with a garage in Böhlen - available immediately.

We are pleased to present this attractive plot of land in a central location in Böhlen. The property offers a variety of possibilities – whether as a spacious single-family home or as a multi-family solution for several generations under one roof. The existing residential building has a living area of approximately 189 m² and a total usable area of around 240 m². It offers plenty of space for individual design and can be transformed into a cozy and modern home for the whole family through renovation measures. Of particular note is the garden, which is located behind the house and covers approximately 200 m² – ideal for children to play, relaxing family afternoons, or gardening together. Two garages and an outbuilding complement the property. This is excellent as a workshop, hobby room, or even as a guest area. Additional storage space for garden equipment is also available. The property is largely cleared and can be taken over in the short term – nothing stands in the way of a quick start in your new home. Thanks to its flexible layout, this property is particularly well-suited for families who want to design their dream home according to their own preferences, as well as for multi-generational living arrangements. The property also offers interesting investment opportunities: after a renovation, attractive rental income can be achieved. The surrounding area is characterized by a pleasant living environment, with predominantly single-family homes and a strong sense of community. All essential utilities are readily available in the immediate vicinity.

Böhlen is located in the Leipzig Lowlands, approximately 15 kilometers south of Leipzig and 13 kilometers northwest of Borna. The Pleiße river flows through the town from south to north. To the east of the Großdeuben district lies the Stöhna reservoir, which is important for flood protection of the river. Furthermore, the town is surrounded by various lakes in the Leipzig New Lake District, including the Störmthaler See to the northeast, the Hainer See to the southwest, and the Zwenkauer See to the west.