Vacant 2-room apartment in the heart of Rendsburg city center.

This apartment is located on the 4th floor of a residential and commercial building in the heart of Rendsburg's old town. The building was constructed in 1919 according to plans by the architects Joerges & Wehde. It is a solid construction with a brick facade and a developed attic in the style of the New Objectivity movement. The window sections of the upper floors are grouped together in a projecting bay window that extends to the ridge; the ground floor houses a commercial area. Since March 24, 2026, the building has been listed as a cultural monument in the list of historical buildings of the state of Schleswig-Holstein, and the protection covers the entire property. The apartment comprises approximately 58 m² of living space and is part of a small community of seven residential and commercial units. The apartment includes a private cellar. It has been consistently modernized in recent years and is freshly renovated and ready to move in – a layout that is equally appealing to singles and couples, as well as to investors looking for a unit that can be immediately rented in a sought-after city center location. Investments have also been made in the communal areas: windows, pipes, and the heating system have been extensively renovated. The management is handled by a local property management company, and a caretaker service is available. The transfer of ownership will take place without any existing lease agreements.

Nienstadtstraße is one of the most historically significant addresses in Rendsburg. It was created after the city fire of 1286, as part of the development of the so-called "New Town," and once led to the Holstentor gate on the Eider River. Today, the State Office for Heritage Preservation describes it as the best-preserved continuous streetscape in the old town, a street that has retained its historical character to the present day. The surrounding area is correspondingly diverse: gabled residential and commercial buildings from the 16th to 19th centuries in the western section, followed by some of the city's oldest half-timbered houses; to the east, there are multi-story buildings from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The apartment is therefore located on the old town island and in the center of Rendsburg. Shops for daily needs, restaurants, doctors, and other city center facilities are within walking distance, as are the river promenades along the Eider. A public parking garage is located just a few houses away on the same street and is accessible 24 hours a day. Rendsburg is the district town of the Rendsburg-Eckernförde district and has a complete infrastructure, including schools of all types. The train station offers quick connections to Kiel and Neumünster. Furthermore, the A210 and B77 highways provide access to the wider regional road network. The North Sea and the Baltic Sea are both within easy reach for day trips. Parking:
Very close to the station is the Nienstadtstraße parking garage. There, a long-term parking space can be rented for an annual fee, subject to current availability and applicable conditions. This provides a practical long-term parking solution, even in the central city center.