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VIAREALIS GmbH
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Address
Spitzwegstraße 70/ Wilhelm-Franke Straße 33, 33a und 35, 01219 Dresden
Residential type
Condominium
Price
€133,400 - €779,140
Number of rooms
1 - 4 rooms
Area
21.8 m² - 112.8 m²
Ready to occupy
On request
Residential units
53
Category
Upscale
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Property ID: 26563
Project views: 775
Last update: 20.08.2024
Right in the heart of Dresden Leubnitz-Neuostra, the new building projects “Spitzwegstraße 70/ Wilhelm-Franke Straße 33, 33a and 35” are being built in one of the quietest residential areas of the Saxon capital. On the approximately 3,207 m² plot, three stylish residential buildings that integrate into the surrounding area are being built, which are characterized by ideally designed 1 to 4-room apartments with a size of approx. 22 m² to 113 m² of living space and the latest technical installations.
The building ensemble is rounded off by a contemporary and family-friendly outdoor area. The property has a large playground and seating that fits harmoniously into the overall picture.
In addition, there are 42 parking spaces in the underground car park and enough storage space for bicycles. All apartments have a balcony or terrace.
In addition, almost all ground floor apartments have their own garden area.
The apartments are partly barrier-free and can be individually adapted if necessary. To simplify access to the apartments, there are passenger elevators in the four-story buildings. In this way, access and freedom of movement within the apartment are ensured as best as possible at all times in different phases of life.
The apartments have electric shutters, real wood parquet and underfloor heating.
Bright and light-flooded rooms are created by the floor-to-ceiling windows, which give the generously designed floor plans a pleasant residential atmosphere. We are happy to adapt the floor plans to your individual lifestyle requirements so that they meet your ideas and needs.
Altleubnitz forms the center of the former farming village and has numerous historic farms that are now listed buildings. The first residential buildings were built in the Teplitzer Straße area in 1928/29. Dresden-Leubnitz-Neuostra can be described as one of the quietest districts of its kind in Dresden with a very beautiful, almost village-like cityscape. The district is located on the outskirts of the city and impresses with its wonderfully green surroundings, proximity to nature and an idyllic landscape.
You can reach the city center within 15 minutes. The perfect location for anyone who wants to escape the hustle and bustle of the city center. The nearby “Heiliger Born” nature reserve offers numerous cycling and hiking trails and strikes a balance between vibrant city life and a quiet peripheral location. In addition to the numerous historical farms that dominate, the district also contains numerous rental and single-family houses from the 1920s and 1930s, as well as modern housing estates from the 1970s and 1980s that were renovated after 1990.
Adjacent areas are cultivated by allotment gardeners. In 1992, a modern residential complex with a hotel was built on Leubnitzer Höhe. In addition to various restaurants, this district also has good shopping opportunities in supermarkets, retailers and service providers. Children's and youth leisure club, bowling alley and a fitness center offer opportunities for sports and leisure activities. Elementary and middle schools as well as daycare centers are also within walking distance
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