***Prime location in "Parkstadt Leipzig" with unobstructed views of the park.***

The former Park Hospital was designed in the late 19th and early 20th centuries by Hugo Licht and built by Otto Wilhelm Scharenberg. In 1913, the institution was taken over by the Royal Saxon State and subsequently renamed "Royal State Sanatorium and Care Facility Leipzig-Dösen." With the establishment of the districts of the German Democratic Republic (GDR), the clinic was transferred back to the city of Leipzig in 1952. In 1999, the Park Hospital was acquired by Rhön-Klinikum and, in 2002, relocated to a new building in the Probstheida district of Leipzig. Since then, the existing buildings and grounds have no longer been used as a hospital facility. The 14-hectare site, after extensive renovation, combines history with modern living comfort, featuring 18 new buildings and 20 historic structures. The impressive brick facades with ornamentation, as well as the tall, multi-paned windows of the older buildings, are particularly characteristic. These listed properties are among the most important examples of the pavilion style, which defined a period in the design of hospital buildings at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th centuries. The pavilion-style construction already in use will also be incorporated into the new buildings, thus creating a harmonious blend of old and new. In addition to ample play, recreational, and activity areas within the traffic-calmed, family-friendly development, a daycare center and a local shop will also be built. Two underground garages and a parking structure further enhance the exclusive character of this modern residential complex.

Otto-Wilhelm-Scharenberg-Bogen­ 5, 04289 Leipzig

"Parkstadt Leipzig" is located approximately six kilometers south of the city center of Leipzig, near the Leipzig New Lake District, in the municipality of Dölitz-Dösen. It is a peaceful neighborhood that combines tranquility with urban proximity. The rural charm and proximity to the city center make Dölitz-Dösen particularly attractive as the southernmost and greenest district.

Excellent transport links to the A38 motorway, the B2 road, and public transportation provide a high degree of flexibility. The proximity to Markkleeberger Lake, a popular recreational area, further enhances the quality of life. Numerous shopping facilities, schools, lakes, cycling paths, and hiking trails are located nearby.

This newly developed residential area is the ideal location for nature lovers and families who appreciate a quiet, green environment, but also want to enjoy the proximity to the city.