3.5-room apartment, bathroom: bathtub + shower + window, separate guest toilet, balcony, insulation, shared garden.

The house features a thermally insulated facade, and the roofs are also insulated. A new, energy-efficient gas condensing boiler was installed just last year, which will further improve the energy performance. Hot water is supplied to the bathroom and the separate guest toilet via a flow heater. The three storage rooms are located in the basement and are equipped with windows and radiators. There is also the possibility to do laundry in the designated laundry room in the basement. Each tenant in the building has their own designated laundry area. The house is surrounded by lawns and green spaces. Each apartment has its own separate storage cellar. The staircase has white, smooth plastered walls and plenty of natural light, creating a well-maintained appearance. The entrance door system was also renewed a few years ago. The apartment is equipped with an intercom system. Through a separate entrance to the courtyard, bicycles can be brought into the house and into the tenant's own storage cellar. The house has a pleasant neighborhood, consisting mainly of 1-2 person households, many of whom have lived in the building for many years.

Oberdahlhausen is a highly desirable district in Bochum and should not be compared to Dahlhausen. The location in Oberdahlhausen is significantly better than in Dahlhausen. From here, you can quickly reach the extensive shopping facilities in Bochum-Linden on Hattinger Street. There is a grocery store located above Hasenwinkeler Street. You will also find a savings bank, an ice cream parlor, various snack bars, and a butcher shop there. Both in front of the building and further up on Hasenwinkeler Street, there are bus stops with services to the train station in Dahlhausen and to Bochum-Linden.

Forest areas perfect for long walks, as well as the Leinpfad path along the Ruhr River, are located nearby. The residential area there is characterized by many green spaces and a less dense development.