Newly renovated and stylish apartment in a historic building, located in the heart of Goslar!

This spacious apartment is located on the first floor of a handsome townhouse. Built around the turn of the century in traditional half-timbered style, the building is divided into 4 residential units. From here, you can easily walk to all the amenities you need. The market square of Goslar, with its charming cafes and restaurants, is also just a few minutes away. Over the past few years, preserving and value-enhancing renovations have been carried out on this townhouse (a listed building). These include, among other things, insulation of the roof, renewal of the house's electrical system and water pipes, facade renovations, the installation of a video intercom system, and the replacement of the rear windows, scheduled for 2025. The apartment, which still features original stucco ceilings in some areas, was already modernized to a high standard and comprehensively in 2022. This includes, among other things, the renewal of the electrical wiring, switches, and circuit breakers. Potential options for vacation rentals have already been considered. Almost all of the interior walls have been re-plastered using breathable materials. Here, as with the painting work, environmentally friendly and breathable materials were used. All supply lines, such as radiators, were replaced with new, modern low-profile radiators and optimized for performance in 2022. Ultimately, the measures, including the installation of a new, modern gas-powered floor-standing boiler with a storage tank, resulted in very moderate operating costs. And this, despite ceiling heights of up to 3.4 meters! Almost all of the floors were renovated. The current flooring consists largely of high-quality bio-vinyl planks. The central hallway leads to the individual living spaces, starting with the kitchen, which is adjacent to a practical storage/utility room. The second door on the right leads to the room currently used as an office/study, which is connected to the bathroom. To the left, the hallway leads to the very spacious bedroom, approximately 30 square meters in size. The second door on the right leads to the living and dining room, which, like the bedroom, still features original plasterwork elements. Directly ahead, the door leads to another storage, wardrobe, or utility room. The apartment also includes a storage room on the half-landing of the staircase, as well as a cellar room. As a result, this apartment presents itself as practically new, comfortable, and stylish, and is ideally suited as a private residence and/or for vacation rentals! On nice days, the associated courtyard of the building offers the best conditions for relaxation in the open air.

This apartment is located within walking distance of the pedestrian zone and the heart of Goslar's historic old town. Bus stops are also just a few minutes away, as are all the amenities you need for daily life, and more. This makes a car essentially unnecessary for your everyday life. However, if needed, there is the possibility to rent a parking space nearby for a monthly fee of €45.00. The central location also offers you the opportunity to take quieter routes for a walk. For example, along the "Abzucht," a small river flanked by old natural stone walls and half-timbered houses, which flows through the old town of Goslar. Or in the green areas, along or on the old city walls, which are also just a few minutes' walk away. Goslar is a historic imperial city on the northwestern edge of the Harz mountains in Lower Saxony, with a population of 47,000. The city has a very rich history dating back to the Middle Ages and is famous for its well-preserved old town, which, together with the former Rammelsberg mine, has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1992. Here, you can find over 1,500 half-timbered houses from various historical periods, reflecting the city's history. For example, the Imperial Palace in Goslar was built between 1040 and 1050 under Emperor Henry III, who considered it his "favorite palace," and it subsequently became a central power center of the Holy Roman Empire. Henry IV was born in Goslar in 1050, and he and the Hohenstaufen dynasty used it as an imperial residence, and it also served as a venue for imperial diets for a long time. The Imperial Palace, as the largest surviving secular building from the 11th century, remains a popular and impressive cultural monument. The historical and architectural design of Goslar's old town offers visitors a unique atmosphere that can be enjoyed in many ways. Numerous restaurants and cafes invite you to relax and offer, in some cases, local specialties. You'll find narrow streets, regional crafts, and many beautiful squares perfect for enjoying, shopping, and relaxing. Furthermore, Goslar is an excellent starting point for excursions into the Harz region, which is particularly attractive from the 20th century onwards. Beyond the beautiful scenery of mountains, forests, and lakes, the region offers a wealth of attractions for all ages. Whether it's the treetop walk, the "Barbarossa Cave," narrow-gauge railways, various castle ruins, the new "Harz Tower," the stalactite cave of Rübeland, the many beautiful castles, towns, and villages in the surrounding area, or a suspension bridge that ranks among the longest in the world, the list of attractions seems endless, reflecting a renewed appeal of the Harz region and its surroundings. Recently, young people are once again finding their way to Goslar and the Harz region, whether "just" to enjoy the scenery, hike, go mountain biking, cycling, or skiing.