BERGZWEI. stadtmittewohnen

property.

City center - in a quiet spot to the side - in an harmonious neighborhood.

in Bottrop, in a quiet side location and a harmonious, equally valued residential neighborhood near the city center, an architecturally modern new build ensemble is being created. it consists of a main street-facing house and a rear courtyard house, with only ten contemporary condominiums.

the architectural style is deliberately chosen: white façades, pitched roof with black tiles or a bauhaus-style flat roof, wide dormers, selected anthracite-colored mostly floor-to-ceiling window-door systems, respectable sun balconies on the upper levels and roof floors, as well as terraces—some with private gardens—both inviting and impressive.

the expertly styled, clearly defined condominiums include two, three, and four rooms over about 47.48 to 110.77 m² of living space, from the ground floor up through the upper floor and on to the top floor. feel free to choose from a varied selection of living programs, according to your personal needs.

entryways to the buildings are designed to be step-free, and there is also a convenient, modern elevator that provides direct access to each floor—premium living.

cars find their space in on-site private single garages or courtyard parking spaces.

of course, individual basement units are included for necessary storage.

there is also a laundry/drying room in the basement, plus ample covered bicycle parking for practical convenience.

the turnkey building and performance specification is carefully selected and can definitely be called high-quality.

let yourself be inspired by BERGZWEI. stadtmittewohnen in a convincing location.

you are warmly invited.

outfitting.

construction and outfitting description

the building and outfitting description for BERGZWEI. can be described as very high-quality, ultra-modern, and sustainable.

a few brief highlights:

location.

Bottrop

the independent major city of Bottrop, with around 118,000 residents, is located in the Ruhr region of North Rhine-Westphalia.

administratively, it belongs to the Münster administrative district. it is a member of the Westphalia-Lippe Regional Association and the Ruhr Regional Association.

the city of Bottrop borders the municipality of Schermbeck in the Wesel district and the city of Dorsten in the Recklinghausen district to the north, and to the east the city of Gladbeck (also in the Recklinghausen district). to the south, it borders the independent city of Essen, and to the west the independent city of Oberhausen, plus the city of Dinslaken and the municipality of Hünxe, both in the Wesel district.

the Rhine-Herne Canal forms the city boundary with Essen to the south, running roughly parallel with the Emscher, which flows 100 meters further north from east to west.

the municipal area of Bottrop is divided into the three city districts of Bottrop-Mitte, Bottrop-Süd, and Bottrop-Kirchhellen. the market district in the city center is located around St. Cyriakus church.

in terms of local rail passenger transport, the Bottrop Hbf, Bottrop-Boy, and Bottrop-Vonderort stations on the Hamm-Osterfeld line are served within the city area, as well as Feldhausen on the Dorsten–Wanne–Eickel line. the main station is served by lines RE 14 (“Emscher-Münsterland-Express”) and RE 44 (“Fossa-Emscher-Express”).

bus transport in the city is primarily provided by Vestische Straßenbahnen GmbH. the main transfer hub in Bottrop’s city center is the central bus station at Berliner Platz.

Bottrop is connected to the German motorway network via the A2 (Oberhausen – Berlin), A31 (Bottrop – Emden), and A42 (Dortmund – Kamp-Lintfort).

diverse medium-sized enterprises, particularly companies in packaging and logistics, industrial equipment, doors and kitchens, lighting and illumination, landscaping, publishing, and automotive tuning and refinement, constitute the economic core. an additional important pillar of the local economy is food production and processing, with Nadler (delicatessen) being a notable example.

Brabus was founded in Bottrop in 1977 and remains headquartered there. with 2,500 employees worldwide, Brabus is the largest independent vehicle tuning company in the world. Brabus-Allee was named after the company.

since 2009, the city has been one of two sites for the Ruhr West University of Applied Sciences (Hochschule Ruhr West), along with Mülheim an der Ruhr.

there are also 21 primary schools at 26 locations, one main school, one secondary school, two comprehensive schools, three intermediate schools, three grammar schools, one vocational college, and three special education schools. in the August Everding cultural center, alongside a major-city profile adult education center (Volkshochschule), you will also find the city library, Lebendige Bibliothek Bottrop.

welcome to Bottrop and the impressive Ruhr region.