Beautiful 2-room apartment in Gera-Untermhaus.

Gera is comprised of 40 districts within 12 boroughs. The "Untermhaus" district, where Schellingstraße 12 is located, has always been and continues to be one of the most desirable areas, characterized by many old villas.

Schellingstraße 12 is a well-maintained residential building in an excellent location, directly on the Elster river, at the corner of Uferstraße. The Bundesgartenschau park, a popular recreational area and jogging route, is only about 100 meters away. Additionally, there's a Netto supermarket, restaurants, and a beautiful children's playground nearby.

The apartment is bright and offers a view of the adjacent Elster river. There's a small communal courtyard, and the possibility of having your own garden space is available if desired.

It is requested that smoking is not permitted anywhere in the building, including cannabis.

Gera is located in the north of the Vogtland region, on the White Elster river. During its peak period, when the textile and fabric industry flourished, the city was one of the wealthiest in Germany. Today, over 100, including some very significant, city villas and magnificent buildings from the Gründerzeit era, still bear witness to the splendor and wealth of bygone times. Gera is an independent city with a university, home to nearly 100,000 residents, and, along with Erfurt and Jena, is one of the three major centers of Thuringia. Erfurt is located approximately 80 km away, Leipzig is about 60 kilometers, and Jena is 40 km away. Gera has an excellent transportation infrastructure and is well-connected to other regions via bus and train services, as well as the federal highways B2, B7, and B92, and the federal motorways A4 and A9. The city is the location of the Dual University of Gera-Eisenach and the private SRH University of Health. Gera hosted the Bundesgartenschau (national garden show) in 2007. In addition to numerous industrial companies, including a large Amazon distribution center with over 1000 employees, Gera also has a Bundeswehr (German armed forces) base and a number of regional authorities. Since 1999, Gera has been home to one of the four regional offices of the German Pension Insurance (Deutsche Rentenversicherung Bund), currently employing approximately 750 people, as well as a branch of the Federal Office for Central Services and Open Asset Matters, and the regional offices of the Mining Accident Insurance Association and the Commerce and Goods Logistics Association. With the SRH Waldklinikum serving as a maximum-care acute hospital (located in the Debschwitz district), and numerous clinics and medical centers, Gera also boasts a well-developed healthcare infrastructure. Furthermore, Gera plays an important role as a shopping destination for the approximately 450,000 people living within the catchment area of this major regional center in eastern Thuringia.