Published on 05/06/2026 · Last checked on 11/08/2026
| Living Area ca. | 129 m² |
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| Rooms | 5 |
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| Property Area | 183 m² |
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| Bedrooms | 3 |
| Bathrooms | 1 |
| Selling Price | 478.000 € |
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| Price per m² | 3,705.43 €/m² |
| Courtage | no courtage for buyers |
This end-of-terrace house impresses with an especially appealing combination of a comfortable living atmosphere, privacy and outdoor space.
With approx. 129.00 m² of living space, 5 rooms and a plot share of approx. 183 m², this unit offers exactly the mix many buyers are looking for today: a modern home with enough space for a family, home office or guests, while also providing an outdoor area that adds real value to everyday life. The generous garden area in particular gives this house a special appeal and makes it noticeably more attractive than many conventional terraced-house solutions. Due to its end position, the house feels pleasantly open and independent—almost like a small, detached family home within a harmonious ensemble.
The overall impression also works well indoors: the open-plan living, dining and kitchen area forms the centre of the house, while the upper levels offer retreats for sleeping, children’s rooms, working or guests. This is complemented by features that not only look good but also deliver in everyday life: underfloor heating, an air-to-water heat pump, a photovoltaic system with storage, triple-glazed windows, electric shutters and a wallbox solution that has already been taken into consideration provide a contemporary living experience with a focus on comfort and ongoing energy costs. Paved terrace and access areas round off the outdoor space neatly.
This house is also interesting from an investor’s perspective. The KfW 40 QNG standard not only makes the unit eligible for funding, but also enhances its lettability, as modern, energy-efficient houses with gardens and family-friendly layouts are very well received on the market. Through KfW, up to €150,000 per residential unit can currently be financed. For landlords, the combination of 5% declining-balance depreciation and—provided the requirements are met—the special depreciation allowance under Section 7b of the German Income Tax Act is also attractive for tax purposes. Those interested can also combine the house with separate-unit property management, which takes care of ongoing tenant communication and many organisational matters. This makes the property not only attractive to purchase, but also conveniently predictable to hold.
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