Apartment in the attic of a building, located in a picturesque old town.

Located under the roof of a historic building in the Marbach Holdergassen district, this 3-room apartment offers approximately 73 square meters of living space. Those who appreciate exposed beams, wooden ceilings, and views over red-tiled roofs will quickly feel at home here. The heart of the apartment is the large, open-plan living and dining area. Dark wooden beams and a light-colored wooden ceiling give the room its character, while windows on multiple sides bring in light throughout the day. A sofa area, dining space, and, if needed, a workspace can comfortably coexist here. The built-in kitchen is open to the living area and is visually separated by beams and a tiled floor – you can cook in the heart of the action without the kitchen dominating the living space. From the hallway, you can access two additional rooms. The larger room, with a window and an additional skylight, is ideal as a bedroom, while the smaller room can be used as a children's room, guest room, or office – or vice versa, depending on your needs. Both rooms offer views over the rooftops of the old town and out to the greenery. The bathroom features modern design: large-format tiles in warm gray, a corner shower with a glass enclosure, a wide vanity with a cabinet, and a toilet. A separate, tiled utility room with a washing machine connection and its own skylight provides space for the washing machine, supplies, and household appliances. Please note: As with any attic apartment, some rooms have sloping ceilings, and the apartment does not include a balcony or parking space. However, you will enjoy bright, atmospheric living in the heart of the historic old town, with everything you need within walking distance. The apartment is well-suited for individuals and couples, as well as for those who work from home, and also for a small family.

The apartment is located on Obere Holdergasse, in the heart of the historic old town of Marbach am Neckar. The three parallel Holdergassen were once the residential area for winemakers and farmers, and today, with their small, closely-built houses, they are considered a special gem within the city walls. You can easily run errands on foot: the pedestrian zone on Marktstraße, which was redesigned in 2024 and features bakeries, a pharmacy, a bookstore, specialty shops, and restaurants, is just a few steps away. A weekly market takes place there on Wednesdays and Saturdays in the morning. Supermarkets, doctors, kindergartens, and schools up to the gymnasium are also located nearby. Transportation: Marbach is a stop on the S-Bahn line S4 (Backnang – Marbach – Ludwigsburg – Stuttgart). The train station is about a ten-minute walk away; from there, you can travel directly to Ludwigsburg and reach the Stuttgart main station in about half an hour. By car, you can quickly reach Stuttgart and Heilbronn via the A 81 (Pleidelsheim exit). Stuttgart is located approximately 20 km south. Parking: The apartment does not have its own parking space. As is common in historic city centers, parking space within the narrow streets is limited; public parking facilities are available on the outskirts of the old town. Leisure activities: Marbach is the birthplace of Friedrich Schiller, and features Schiller's birthplace in the old town, as well as the Schiller National Museum, the Museum of Modern Literature, and the German Literary Archive, all located on Schillerhöhe. Below the old town, the Neckar River flows, with its riverside paths and cycling routes. The surrounding vineyards are also easily accessible.