MA-Käfertal - Ground-floor apartment with 3 rooms, a balcony, a garage, and a small garden.

We are offering for rent a quiet 3-room ground-floor apartment in a well-maintained building with three units, located in Mannheim-Käfertal, starting January 1st, 2027.
The apartment features tiled floors and was last renovated in May 2026.
The apartment includes a sunny balcony, a bathroom with a bathtub and natural light, as well as a small garden for exclusive use. A garage completes the offering.
The apartment is characterized by its quiet location and a well-designed layout, making it ideal for comfortable living.

Käfertal is part of the district of the same name, which, in addition to Käfertal-Mitte, also includes the neighborhoods of Franklin, Sonnenschein, Speckweg, and Käfertal-Süd. As of December 31, 2024, the district had a total of approximately 33,957 residents, representing about 10.3% of the total population of Mannheim. The population density is approximately 1,182 people per square kilometer, with an average age of 38.9 years, which is slightly younger than the Mannheim average. Käfertal was incorporated into Mannheim in 1897.

Infrastructure:
The central axis of the district is Mannheim Street, with the Stempelpark. Here, you'll find supermarkets, banks, bistros, and a variety of shops. The nearby cultural center in Stempelpark serves as a venue for cultural and social events.

Educational Institutions & Childcare:
Käfertal has several kindergartens and primary schools (public and private). In Franklin, the new development area within the district, a three-track school is currently under construction, and several daycare facilities already exist. In addition, there are parent-child groups, indoor playgrounds, and various family-friendly offerings. Shopping and Services:
Käfertal has several supermarkets and a wide range of local shops, as well as bakeries, pharmacies, and drugstores. In addition, nearby shopping destinations such as the Rhein-Neckar-Zentrum (in Viernheim) are easily accessible. Medical Care:
The district has several general practitioners and specialists, as well as pharmacies located directly within the area. There is also a medical center – for example, in Franklin – and the range of services is further enhanced by practices in neighboring districts. Restaurants and Cafes:
Käfertal offers a solid selection of restaurants and cafes: establishments along Mannheim Street or in the Stempelpark. The culinary scene ranges from traditional to more upscale options. Residents appreciate the proximity to a friendly, small-town atmosphere with a strong local character. Public Transportation and Accessibility:
The RNV tram lines 5, 5A, and 15 serve the Mannheim-Käfertal train station (OEG) and the Boveristraße stop, providing connections to the city center, Weinheim, Heidelberg, Viernheim, and Edingen-Neckarhausen. Several bus lines also operate in the area (including...). 53, 54, 56, 64, 67) connect Käfertal internally and with surrounding districts and destinations such as Franklin or Waldhof. Highway and federal road connections: The A6 motorway runs close to or along the Käfertaler Wald, providing quick access to Frankfurt, Heilbronn, or Kaiserslautern. The B38 is also easily accessible and connects Käfertal to the regional and national road network. The directly adjacent Käfertaler Wald, a protected landscape area of approximately 12.7 km², offers a variety of recreational opportunities: jogging and walking trails, barbecue areas, wildlife enclosures, fitness trails, and the well-known pavilion at Karlstern, which serves as a meeting point. The forest is one of Mannheim's most popular natural havens. In the Franklin and Speckweg areas, you'll find sports facilities such as basketball courts, calisthenics areas, a climbing gym, children's playgrounds, and cycling and pedestrian paths – ideal for children, families, and fitness enthusiasts.