Bright, 4-room apartment with a beautiful view over the rooftops of Altenburg.

Simply buy and move in! :-)
This well-maintained, 10-unit building was completely renovated in 2004/2005 and has a long-standing, reliable tenant base.
Located near the castle and schools (Euro Schools - "Erich Mäder" Community School, Martin-Luther School), it enjoys a very quiet location, yet remains central.
A supermarket is located nearby.
The property also includes parking spaces for residents.
Terrace on the sunny side.
Very low utility costs due to individual floor heating.
This top-quality apartment will be available from November 1st, 2026!

Altenburg is a former residence city with a history spanning over 1000 years, located in eastern Thuringia, in the heart of the Central German metropolitan region. Altenburg is the district town of the Altenburger Land district. With a population of approximately 31,100, the city is classified in regional planning as a medium-sized center with some functions of a major center. Altenburg is known for the card game Skat, which was invented here after 1810. An exhibition dedicated to it is located in the Castle and Card Game Museum. Altenburg is situated in the center of the triangle formed by the cities of Leipzig, Chemnitz, and Gera, 39 km south of Leipzig, 38 km northwest of Chemnitz, 28 km northeast of Gera, and 31 km north of Zwickau. It was built on a hilly area, with the lowest point at Zschernitzsch at 162 meters above sea level and the highest point at Mockzig at 261 meters above sea level. The area belongs to the foothills of the Ore Mountains, which extend north of the city and end in the Leipzig Lowland. (According to Wikipedia)

Altenburg is traversed by the rivers Pleiße, Blaue Flut, and Deutscher Bach. The river Pleiße flows through the city in the Ehrenberg district in the south. The German Bach river flows through the northern part of Altenburg, passing through the districts of Steinwitz, Drescha, Nord, and Kauerndorf, where it flows into the Blaue Flut river. The Blaue Flut originates near Graicha in the Altenburg region and flows through the city from southwest to northeast. It was named after a dye factory located there, which discharged mostly blue wastewater directly into the river without treatment. (According to Wikipedia)

The house is located in close proximity to the castle and the school, and is situated on a quiet street with many renovated properties. It's a desirable residential area with excellent transport links and top-quality infrastructure. A shopping center is within walking distance. Important:
Leipzig is reachable by train in approximately 40 minutes, and the Altenburg train station is reachable in about 5 minutes!!