Newly renovated 5-room apartment in the Kassberg district.

A spacious, renovated 5-room penthouse apartment (5th floor) with approximately 111 square meters of living space is currently undergoing extensive renovation and modernization in a historic building from 1922. Located in the heart of Kaßberg – one of Chemnitz's most popular and architecturally significant districts, characterized by its distinctive late 19th-century buildings, green avenues, and easy access to the city center – this apartment offers a home that combines historical charm with modern comfort. The renovation focuses exclusively on the apartment itself, but with a strong emphasis on quality and future-proofing: the entire electrical system has been replaced, all windows have been exchanged, and all doors, flooring, and wall coverings are new. A true highlight is the completely redesigned bathroom: a spacious, trapezoidal shower (120 x 90/70 cm) and a matching trapezoidal bathtub (180 x 90/70 cm) offer plenty of space, along with a 100 cm wide vanity and a modern, wall-mounted toilet. The floor is covered with black marble tiles, while elegant "White Gold" marble tiles in the wet area create a high-quality look. For added convenience, there are connections for a washing machine and, optionally, a dryer, each with its own circuit breaker. The media technology is also noteworthy: LAN (Cat7) and antenna cables have been installed in all living areas and are connected to a central media distribution point, providing a stable and reliable home network without compromising on Wi-Fi, ideal for home office, streaming, or gaming. In the hallway and living room, a modern, suspended ceiling with indirect LED lighting (light coves) creates a warm and high-quality lighting atmosphere; additional connections are provided for pendant lights, and the selection and installation of these lights are the responsibility of the tenants. The layout is impressive for its flexibility and makes the apartment suitable for a wide range of lifestyles: For families, a spacious room can be used as a children's room or even a twin room; for couples working from home, two additional rooms can be used independently as separate offices; and the layout also works well as a shared living space with up to four separate rooms, thanks in part to the Cat7 cabling in each living area. A separate room, accessible only through the open-plan living and kitchen area, would make an ideal quiet bedroom with space for a dressing area – or alternatively, a second living room. The heart of the apartment is the open-plan living and kitchen area, which includes a dining area and TV corner, and is separated from the hallway by a representative double-glazed door. Directly at the entrance, there is also a small storage room where media distribution units and the meter box are housed in a space-saving manner. The property is further complemented by a cellar room. Please note: The apartment is located on the 5th floor; there is no elevator in the listed building. A balcony or parking space are not included in the property, but the central location offers good access to public transportation and ample parking options in the surrounding area. As this is a listed building, an energy performance certificate is not available. The renovation is currently underway, and completion is planned for December 2026. Since it is not yet possible to provide meaningful photographs of the property, the attached images are detailed watercolor visualizations that illustrate the planned final state of each room upon completion of the renovation.

With a population of approximately 18,000, Kaßberg is the most densely populated district of Chemnitz. It is located on a hill just a few minutes' walk west of the city center. Several bus lines (including 31, 32, 62, 72, and 82) provide direct connections between Kaßberg and the city center and the main train station. Architecturally, the district is one of the largest contiguous ensembles of Gründerzeit (German late 19th-century) and Art Nouveau buildings in Europe. Around 480 buildings have been protected as a historical monument since 1991, characterized by elaborately decorated facades, bay windows, verandas, and the famous Majolica houses. Four green squares – Kaiserplatz, Stephanplatz, Wielandplatz, and Andréplatz – and old street trees contribute to a pleasant and peaceful living environment, despite the urban density, away from the main thoroughfares. The apartment is located in an area with excellent local amenities, ensuring short distances to everything you need. Various restaurants and takeaways, a savings bank branch, a bio-market, several pharmacies, and various schools are all within walking distance. The area is also complemented by cozy cafes and cultural attractions such as the Marianne Brandt Museum. For those who prefer a more urban environment, the Chemnitz city center, with its shops, theaters, and restaurants, is just a few minutes away on foot or by bus.