++ Becoming vacant! – Plagwitz and directly on the canal and on Karl-Heine-Str. ++

Key facts

Purchase price & costs

About this apartment

- Becoming vacant - from 01.02.2027
- Underground parking space
- 2 balconies
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Seize your chance and become the new owner of an apartment in the trendy district of Plagwitz. With this apartment you can look forward to an extremely attractive rental apartment and thus to steady, secure rental income. The highlights are an underground parking space, which is a major plus for tenants in this location, and two balconies. In total, the apartment has approx. 62 m², divided into two rooms, kitchen, hallway and bathroom. Furthermore, the apartment impresses with its practical floor plan.

From the hallway you reach the bathroom on the left as well as the bedroom with a northwest balcony, and on the right the living room with a southwest balcony. The living room also has a practical kitchenette. A cleverly placed dining table can thus also create a visual separation of the space. The bathroom is equipped with a bathtub, washbasin, toilet and a washing machine connection.
The available space is furthermore expanded once more by an additional compartment in the attic. The associated underground parking space is included in the price.

The apartment has been given notice effective 31.01.2027. The monthly house fee currently amounts to 328,80 EUR. This already includes the non-apportionable costs as well as the monthly allocation to the maintenance reserve

Do not hesitate and arrange your non-binding viewing appointment. We look forward to seeing you!

Fittings and features, as described

- Underground parking space
- 2 balconies
- Annual net cold rent: 6.259,80 EUR
- Two rooms
- Attic room

Other

To protect the tenant’s privacy, the interior photos were digitally cleared. Furthermore, the images show a possible new renovation standard.

Location

Location details

Plagwitz is a popular residential district in Leipzig because of its old building stock with direct proximity to the park, offering a variety of alternative and cultural life. The old cotton mill, with the galleries and artists’ studios located there, is particularly popular with art connoisseurs. Along Karl-Heine-Straße are both “Schloss Lindenfels,” built in 1876, which today houses gastronomy, a cinema, and a theater, and the historic Ballhaus Felsenkeller, where Karl Liebknecht once spoke to workers and which today serves as exhibition space. The Clara-Zetkin Park adjoining the southern end offers room for relaxation and is popular with recreational athletes. It forms the transition to the nearby Südvorstadt and the center of Leipzig, about 3 km away. The district is traversed by the Karl-Heine Canal, a 2,600-meter-long artificial watercourse. It is spanned by 15 bridges and is navigable by small boats.