First occupancy: Ground-floor apartment with 3 rooms, terrace, and garden.

Since this is not a developer project, the entire property has been built and fitted to a high standard. It is not a prefabricated house, but a brick building with a basement and a roof structure that offers the best insulation currently available. A photovoltaic system (approximately 20 kW) will generate some of the property's own electricity. Any excess electricity will be stored in a battery. A mini heat pump will dehumidify the rooms in the basement and feed the generated energy back into the system. The main heat pump, located outside, is from the Tyrolean family company iDM, which manufactures exclusively in Tyrol. In the apartment, in addition to Italian tiles, there are also floors from the Swiss company Lico. The bathroom fixtures include a vanity unit and mirror. The apartment features a fitted kitchen from Schwarz of Kirchweidach, with a stone worktop and Siemens appliances, including an air fryer. The decentralized ventilation system is from the Munich-based family company Meltem and is 100% Made in Germany. The blinds consist of roller blinds (living area) and roller shutters (sleeping area) from the German company Roma. According to the current status of Telekom, the property is scheduled to be connected to fiber optics (up to 1,000 Mbit/s) in October 2026. If this is not carried out as planned, the house will be supplied via Starlink. All construction companies are from the local area.