Beautiful, bright attic apartment, 70 square meters, with a balcony.

Well-maintained 3-room attic apartment with balcony and parking space
(Am Stadtfeld 24, 99867 Gotha-Boilstädt).
This apartment, located on the second floor of a 2-story building with 4 units, is situated in the beautiful and peaceful area of Boilstädt. The apartment, built in 1997, is in good condition. The utility costs are €270 per month (including heating and hot water). The total rent (including utilities) is €890.

The apartment has a living area of approximately 70 m2. It comprises 3 rooms: a bedroom, a children's room or office, a kitchen, and a bathroom with a bathtub. A balcony provides a space for relaxation in the fresh air.
A parking space is available for a car. The attractive offer is completed by a storage room in the basement, which provides ample space and organization.

Boilstädt is a district of Gotha with approximately 870 residents, located about 2-3 km southwest of the city center, between Boxberg and Schlossberg. The location is excellent for commuters: via the Gotha motorway junction, you can directly access the A4 motorway. Erfurt and Eisenach are each about 39 km / 30-45 minutes away, Arnstadt is 22 km / 25-30 minutes away, and the spa town of Friedrichroda in the Thuringian Forest is only 18 km / approximately 20 minutes away. Additionally, via the Erfurt interchange, there is access to the A71 motorway in the direction of Suhl. Gotha railway station is an ICE (high-speed train) stop (ICE 50: Frankfurt 2 hours, Berlin 2:25 hours), and an NVG bus line directly connects Boilstädt to the main railway station. The historic Thuringian Forest Railway (line 4) runs from Gotha through Waltershausen to Friedrichroda and Bad Tabarz – a special bonus for recreation.

Locally, there are kindergartens and a well-established village community; schools, doctors, and retail shops are within a few minutes' drive in the center of Gotha. Schloss Friedenstein, the landmark of Gotha, is one of the largest early Baroque castle complexes in Germany.