Well-maintained 4-room apartment with balcony and garden.

This charming and well-maintained apartment on the first floor of a two-family house is available to move into immediately. The four inviting rooms can be furnished to your personal taste. The last modernization was recently completed in 2026.
The electrical and water pipes, floors, and walls have been renewed.
A new heating system and water softener have been installed for soft water.
Furthermore, the well-designed layout makes this property suitable for shared living arrangements. The apartment has a balcony overlooking the garden, perfect for enjoying pleasant evenings, and you can also enjoy the fresh air in the associated garden.
The parking space belonging to the property is also a time-saver, eliminating the need to search for parking.
For garden and plant lovers, the 638 square meter garden is a paradise. The glass greenhouse ensures a bountiful harvest.

The train station, grocery stores, kindergarten, and schools, as well as doctors' offices, are all within walking distance.
The city center offers a variety of shops: hardware stores, fashion boutiques, restaurants, etc., and is approximately a 10-minute walk away.

Waldkraiburg offers a wide range of leisure and cultural activities, including a cinema, an outdoor swimming pool, and much more. There are also numerous shops, restaurants, and bars.
In Waldkraiburg, you can find chemical companies, mechanical engineering firms, and companies involved in the processing of plastics and rubber, which, along with many other businesses, provide numerous jobs.
The house is located on a quiet side street.

Thanks to the fast train connection from the nearby town of Ampfing (approximately 6 km), you can reach Munich East in about 45 minutes. By car, via the now completed A94 highway, it takes about 30 minutes.
It takes about half an hour by car to reach the Chiemsee lake, 45 minutes to the Chiemgau mountains, and just a few minutes to reach the ecologically valuable and densely forested Inntal valley, which connects to the Inntal cycle path.