Bright and high-quality: Brand new, just 5 minutes' walk from Aalen main train station.

First occupancy in a house with history: Where lessons were once taught, you will now live in 66.42 m². This apartment was newly created as part of a complete renovation of a former school building and is being rented for the first time. The building has retained its unique character, while the standard of living is modern and high-end. The result is a home that is clearly different from a typical new-build apartment.

As soon as you enter, you're struck by the light. The large windows extend from floor to ceiling, bringing daylight into the rooms from morning to evening. The white walls and ceilings, in a modern loft style, create a calm and clear backdrop for this brightness. The apartment feels open and spacious, without feeling cold. The warm wood of the parquet flooring provides a natural contrast.

Thanks to the balcony, the living space can be extended outdoors in the summer. This apartment is ideal for singles and couples who demand high quality and appreciate a central location.

The apartment is available to move into by arrangement.

The Aalen main train station is only a 5-minute walk away, and the vibrant old town is also easily accessible. Shops, cafes, restaurants, and everyday necessities are all within easy reach, allowing you to incorporate them into your daily life without having to travel elsewhere. The city of Aalen, with a population of around 70,000, is located in a picturesque setting on the Kocher River and at the foot of the Swabian Alps. As a dynamic economic center, it offers well-known employers and many secure jobs. The university and its approximately 6,000 students create a lively interaction between young and old. Leisure activities include the UNESCO World Heritage site of the Limes, with its museum and Limes thermal baths, a diverse range of restaurants, as well as cycling and hiking trails that invite you to explore the surrounding nature. Aalen is located in the Ostalbkreis district of Baden-Württemberg, in the heart of southern Germany, and is an important transportation hub for the German railway network. From here, there are regional train connections to and from Stuttgart, Nuremberg, Ulm, and Munich. You are also well-connected by car: the federal highways B19 and B29 run through the city, and via two access points to the A7 motorway, Germany's main north-south axis, you can quickly reach the entire region.