Apartment with panoramic views of the greenery, a 2.5-room apartment with elevator, located on the edge of a forest.

Welcome to the idyllic spa town of Bad Urach, the birthplace of the Duchy and later the Kingdom of Württemberg. Stay where Count Eberhard of Württemberg once resided. This charming apartment is located in a well-maintained apartment building from 1981, on the edge of the forest, and boasts a peaceful location. With approximately 65 square meters of living space, you'll find 2.5 rooms, offering plenty of space for your living ideas. In addition to a bright and spacious bedroom and a generous living and dining area, you have the opportunity to realize your individual dream home. The large bathroom features a window for natural light and ventilation. It is equipped with a comfortable bathtub, perfect for relaxing hours, while the separate shower is ideal for everyday use. The high-quality vanity unit provides ample storage space, ensuring effortless order and comfort. Thanks to its pleasant size, the kitchen offers enough space to cook together and spend cozy hours. A special highlight is the sunny balcony, from which you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the valley and the surrounding mountains. Here, you'll find a green oasis with plenty of nature, perfect for relaxing and unwinding. The apartment is currently occupied by a family member, but it is available immediately. It could also serve as an investment property if you are not planning to live in it yourself. If you intend to live there, you have the unique opportunity to create your new home according to your personal preferences.

Bad Urach is located at the foot of the Swabian Alps, approximately 40 km southeast of Stuttgart, about 20 km from Reutlingen, and 8 km from Metzingen, the largest outlet city in Europe. The town is situated within the UNESCO Global Geopark and is known for its picturesque surroundings, with forests, castles, caves, and waterfalls. This traditional spa town, with a population of around 12,500, offers a high quality of life. Bad Urach is famous for its thermal springs and its historic old town, with half-timbered houses, a market square, and Urach Castle. The town has several daycare centers, primary schools, and a secondary school. Further education institutions are located in the neighboring towns of Metzingen and Reutlingen. Vocational schools and universities are easily accessible in the region. Bad Urach has a variety of supermarkets, bakeries, butcher shops, pharmacies, and banks. For larger purchases and a wider selection of goods, the Metzingen outlet city is just a few minutes away by car. The B28 road provides direct access to Reutlingen, Tübingen, and Ulm. The A8 motorway is approximately 20-25 minutes away by car. The Bad Urach train station is the terminus of the Ermstalbahn line and offers a direct connection to Metzingen, with connections to regional and long-distance trains. Bus lines complement the local public transportation system. Stuttgart Airport is approximately 35 minutes away by car. Bad Urach is known for its attractive leisure and recreational opportunities, such as: a thermal bath, sports clubs, fitness studios, an outdoor swimming pool, hiking trails, the "Wasserfallsteig" (waterfall trail), Urach Castle, museums, regular city festivals, and events. The combination of a historic townscape, a therapeutic climate, a high quality of life, and a location close to nature makes Bad Urach a particularly attractive place to live. Families, commuters, and seniors alike benefit from the excellent infrastructure and the exceptional living and quality of life. In the coming year, the state garden show will contribute to an even higher quality of life and an increase in property values through further development of the town area.