Detached house with garden - First occupancy - Brand new, modern detached house.

The two detached houses are centrally located in the courtyard. They were built between 2023 and 2025 by adding extensions to existing structures, and feature a modern design, high-quality materials, and energy-efficient features including a heat pump and insulation with a brick-like finish (energy efficiency rating A+). A parking space or garage space can be optionally purchased directly in front of the house. The house on the left (Unit 24) extends over two floors: On the ground floor, there is a bedroom with an en-suite shower room and direct access to the garden terrace, as well as an open-plan living and dining area with pre-installed kitchen connections. Adjacent to this is a high-quality conservatory, equipped with underfloor heating and all media connections. The conservatory provides access to the terrace and garden via two different routes. To ensure privacy, textile screens with light and sun protection functions have been installed on the windows. These screens can be controlled electrically using remote controls, and are designed to allow visibility from inside to outside. A guest toilet in the entrance area complements the layout. The large, floor-to-ceiling windows, along with a skylight above the kitchen, provide natural light and ventilation. The upper floor features a spacious bedroom, a study area, and a modern bathroom with a bathtub and shower. There is also a utility room with connections for a washing machine and dryer, as well as additional storage space. The floors are fitted with high-quality oak parquet flooring. The bathroom has underfloor heating and a heated towel rail.

Mozart Street runs horizontally, connecting the Paulusviertel district to the east with the Saale district to the west, traversing the Giebichenstein district in the northern city center. The Giebichenstein district gets its name from Giebichenstein Castle, which is located directly on the banks of the Saale and was built in the 12th century. Since 1919, part of the art campus of the Halle University of Art has been located on its grounds. The buildings in this district mostly date back to the 19th century and have been gradually renovated since 1990. Near the zoo and towards the Saale riverbank, there are predominantly villa-like buildings with front gardens and valuable tree stock. Due to its proximity to the Saale and the partly historical parks and green spaces (Amtsgarten, Reichardts Garten, Heinrich-Heine-Park), this district is one of the greenest in the city. The district has a population of approximately 10,000. House number 18 on Mozart Street is a very quiet location, directly opposite the back of the Natural History Museum. There are various tram and bus stops in the nearby Reilstraße. The Volkspark (public park), as well as other parks and the Saale river, are within a few minutes' walk, less than 500 meters away.