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Apartment in the attic, located between Waldstraße and Rosental, available without any reference requirements.

04105 Leipzig (Zentrum) – Sachsen
232.500 €
1.5
Room
58.20 m²
Living Area
Private offer
Apartment
Attic apartment

Exclusive, completely renovated 56 sqm attic apartment in the Waldstraße district – a rare opportunity in a prime location with high potential for appreciation (available immediately).

Located on Waldstraße – opposite the popular Trattoria No. 1 – this apartment stands out even in the prestigious Waldstraße district: a freshly modernized, exceptionally bright attic apartment with a spacious balcony. Ideal as a stylish home or a high-quality investment property. The apartment is located on the 5th floor of a very well-maintained building. There is no elevator, but you will enjoy the tranquility and the open, bright character of a classic attic apartment. Spacious living area – stylish, bright, and with a special flair.

The living room is the heart of the apartment: a spacious, clearly structured room with new parquet flooring, smooth plastered walls, modern spotlights, and large windows. The pleasant ceiling height and the new skylights create an airy atmosphere that harmoniously combines living, working, and relaxing.

Comprehensively renovated – modernization to a high standard in 2026.

The apartment has been completely and carefully modernized, including:
* New smooth plastered walls
* High-quality spotlight lighting
* Elegant parquet flooring
* Classic Hamburg baseboards
* New windows and skylights

Spacious kitchen with access to the balcony.
New daylight bathroom – bright and stylish.

The bathroom has been completely renovated and offers:
* Bathtub
* Large window
* Modern spotlights
* High-quality tiles
* New towel radiator.

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Object Number
OM-457686
Object Class
Apartment
Object Type
Attic apartment
Is occupied
Vacant
Handover from
By arrangement

Purchase price & additional costs

purchase price
232.500 €
Purchase additional costs
approx. 16,453 €
Total costs
approx. 248,952 €

Breakdown of Costs

Purchase price 232.500 €
Real estate transfer tax 12,788 € (5.50%)
Notary costs 2,428 € (1.04%)
Land register entry 1,238 € (0.53%)
Broker commission 0€ (0%)

* Costs for notary and land register were calculated based on the fee schedule for notaries. Assumed was the notarization of the purchase at the stated purchase price and a land charge in the amount of 80% of the purchase price. Further costs may be incurred due to activities such as land charge cancellation, notary escrow account, etc. Details of notary and land registry costs

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Based on equity 20% of the purchase price plus the purchase incidental costs / 10 years fixed interest rate / 2% initial repayment / Effective interest rate 4.01%

Details

Condition
First occupancy after renovation
Monument protection object
Yes
Number of floors
5
Level
5th floor
Bathrooms (number)
1
Flooring
Parquet
Heating
Central heating
Equipment
Balcony, Basement
Infrastructure
Pharmacy, Grocery discount, General practitioner, Kindergarten, Primary school, Secondary school, Middle school, High school, Comprehensive school, Public transport

Location

Waldstraßenviertel / Waldstraße – Gründerzeit Charm by the Park
The Waldstraßenviertel district showcases Leipzig's stylish side: Germany's largest contiguous area of Gründerzeit architecture, characterized by impressive facades, high ceilings, stucco details, bay windows, and historical portals that evoke a city palace rather than a typical apartment building. Architectural gems follow one another along Waldstraße and Rosental. Many of the buildings date back to the Wilhelmine era and have been extensively renovated – a living environment that evokes Vienna or Paris more than a typical German metropolis. Those who value atmosphere will find exactly that here: prestigious living in one of the most impressive historic building settings in the country. At the same time, life here is pleasantly relaxed. The Rosental, with its pond where a charming family of geese makes its home each year to raise its young, provides access to the Auwald forest, and begins just a few steps away – jogging, walking, playing with children in the meadow, being in nature within minutes: this is everyday life here. Furthermore, you can quickly reach the water via the Elster floodplain and the nearby Elster canals. The Waldstraßen district thus combines city proximity with a high quality of life. The Red Bull Arena and the Arena Leipzig are conveniently located within walking distance – perfect for sports and concert enthusiasts. The city center, the zoo, and central workplaces are just a few minutes away by bike or tram. The combination of tranquility in the district and direct access to all important destinations makes this location equally attractive for doctors, lawyers, creatives, and families. The Waldstraßen district is also particularly appealing to students and young adults who value quality and peace: the University of Leipzig is easily accessible by bike paths or tram lines, as are the nearby Faculty of Sports Science and institutes in the city center-north. Many young people appreciate the combination of a well-maintained environment, spacious green spaces, and direct access to libraries, cultural institutions, and places of learning. Parents looking to purchase property for their children also benefit from a safe, well-maintained, and excellently connected living environment – ideal conditions for focused studies and a pleasant, independent life in the city. Properties in the Waldstraßen district are among the most sought-after in Leipzig: The combination of historical character, limited supply, and prime location has ensured stable to rising prices for years. For those who intend to live in the property themselves, it is a district with a long-term outlook. For buyers with a long-term vision (e.g., with the intention of eventually living there themselves or renting it out at a high standard), the Waldstraßen district offers a classic prime location profile with high price stability and compelling potential for appreciation.

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Energy

Main energy source
Gas

Miscellaneous

Leipzig – A City of Growth, a University Hub, and a Leader in Quality of Life.

Leipzig is one of the fastest-growing large cities in Germany. Since 2005, the population has increased by approximately 28%; today, around 630,000 people live here. The continued influx of young people, skilled workers, and families makes Leipzig a dynamic metropolis with excellent future prospects. In a recent EU study on quality of life, the city ranked 4th in Europe and is considered the most livable city in Germany. 95% of residents express satisfaction – an exceptionally high figure that reflects the attractive living and urban environment. Leipzig's strong university landscape is particularly noteworthy. Over 40,000 students are enrolled at the university, HTWK, HGB, the music and theater academies, and numerous research institutes such as Max Planck, Fraunhofer, and UFZ. The University of Leipzig alone has more than 30,000 students. The young population contributes to cultural diversity, a vibrant scene, and a consistently strong demand for urban housing – a key factor for the real estate market. Economically, Leipzig also presents itself as a strong location. Large companies such as BMW, Porsche, DHL, Amazon, and Siemens provide jobs and attract further investment. Thanks to the airport, motorway junction, and high-speed rail connection, the city is a significant logistics hub where industry, services, and the creative sector are closely linked. Culturally, Leipzig offers an impressive blend of tradition and modernity. The Gewandhaus Orchestra, opera house, Thomaskirche (St. Thomas Church), and book fair represent international appeal, while the art scene in the Baumwollspinnerei (former cotton mill) showcases the city's creative side. At the same time, Leipzig impresses with its green spaces: the Auwald forest, large parks such as the Clara-Zetkin-Park, and the nearby New Lakes area provide an exceptional quality of life. This creates excellent conditions for the real estate market: strong growth, economic stability, a high quality of life, and a consistently large student population lead to constant demand and very low vacancy rates. Experts see additional potential compared to metropolitan areas in western Germany – while maintaining a moderate price level. In conclusion, Leipzig combines dynamism, quality of life, and future security, making it one of the most attractive locations for both owner-occupiers and long-term real estate investments.

Broker inquiries not welcome! According to § 7 UWG, unsolicited contact by brokers without the express consent of the recipient is prohibited!

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Offer from: Dirk Kassel