Plenty of space for your living ideas: Detached house with a separate apartment on a large plot of land in Leipzig.

This detached house with a separate apartment offers versatile possibilities for different life stages. Whether for a family needing extra space, for multi-generational living, or for combining personal use with renting out, this property offers space for various living concepts. Built in 1987, the house sits on a 1,146 m² plot. The two living units are accessible via separate entrances on different sides of the building, allowing for a clear separation of living areas. Of course, it is also possible to convert it back into a traditional detached house. The main living unit extends over the ground and first floors. On the ground floor, you will find the entrance area, a bedroom, a bathroom, and a practical storage room. An internal staircase leads to the first floor. Here, there is a living and dining room, a kitchen, two further bedrooms, another room, and a bathroom. The additional room provides space for focused work or individual uses. The self-contained apartment is located on the ground floor and has its own separate entrance. From the entrance hall, you access a kitchen with space for a dining table, as well as a living room. Another hallway connects the living area to a storage room and the bathroom. The spacious property complements the living space with plenty of outdoor area – perfect for garden ideas, play areas, or private retreats. This is a home for those who want to live generously and also want to keep various usage options open.

The detached house is located in Leipzig-Baalsdorf, a village-like district in the east of the city. The historic town center around the Baalsdorfer Anger, with its church, gives the neighborhood a unique character. Residential areas and the open landscape on the outskirts of the city complement the surroundings. The location combines living on the edge of the large city with access to Leipzig's diverse cultural, shopping, and leisure offerings. For families, there is a childcare facility located directly in Baalsdorf. The Paunsdorf Center in eastern Leipzig offers a wide range of shops: here, you can combine errands for groceries, drugstore items, clothing, and other goods with restaurants and various services. Public transportation is available via the Brandiser Straße stop. Bus line 73 connects Baalsdorf directly to Leipzig Central Station via Mölkau, Anger-Crottendorf, and Reudnitz, providing access to regional and intercity rail services. In addition to the existing services, bus lines 74 and 172 connect to other districts and provide access to Baalsdorf, linking it to areas such as Lindenau, Leutzsch, Engelsdorf, and Sommerfeld. For those traveling by car, the Kleinpösna and Leipzig-Ost interchanges on the A14 motorway provide access to the eastern Leipzig area. This motorway offers connections towards Halle and Magdeburg, as well as onward to the A4 motorway towards Dresden via Grimma and the Nossen junction. The Parthenaue junction also provides access to the A38 motorway, which serves as a southern bypass of Leipzig, complementing the regional road network. The towns in the immediate surrounding area include Taucha in the northeast, Brandis in the east, Naunhof in the southeast, and Markkleeberg to the south of Leipzig. These towns expand the area with additional historical town centers, shopping opportunities, and excursion destinations. In particular, Naunhof and Markkleeberg serve as starting points for activities in the forests and lakes of the region. For relaxation and outdoor activities, the historic estate park in the neighboring town of Mölkau offers a pleasant place for walks. Further opportunities for recreation can be found around the lakes near Naunhof: the Albrechtshainer See combines swimming opportunities with a hiking trail and the "Kletterwald Leipzig" adventure park. The Grillensee and Moritzsee are also popular destinations for summer excursions; the surrounding wooded areas invite visitors to go hiking and cycling.