High-yield multi-family house in a prime location +++ No commission!

Contact: Dr. Spielmann, Tel.: 0172 8684523

This two-story multi-family house, built with solid construction and featuring a finished attic, impresses with its representative architecture and unique historical character. The building, which is a listed building, is fully basemented and comprises a total of six rented apartments, generating an annual gross rent of €24,444.

This well-maintained property, located in a central area, combines historical charm with functional living quality. In 1995/2011, a comprehensive and extensive renovation was carried out in close consultation with the historical preservation authorities, perfectly combining historical features with modern living comfort.

Each floor contains 2 apartments, each with a hallway, living room/kitchen, bedroom, and shower room. Each tenant has a designated storage room in the basement. One apartment on the top floor has a south-facing balcony.

The property, with a land area of 293 square meters, has a simple and easy-to-maintain layout. Public parking spaces are available in front of the building and in the surrounding area.

The attractive building is located in the West district, one of the most sought-after areas of Neubrandenburg. Not far from the Oberbach river and the Neubrandenburg beach "Broda" on the picturesque Tollense lake, it's a paradise for water sports enthusiasts and nature lovers. The Neubrandenburg concert hall regularly hosts cultural events.

The university is just a 4-minute walk away. In the immediate vicinity, you'll find supermarkets, butchers, bakeries, hairdressers, flower shops, doctors, and other essential amenities.
The city center, bus stops, and the train station are all within a few minutes' walk.

Neubrandenburg, the "City of Four Gates," is located in the heart of the Mecklenburg Lake District. This thriving city, with a population of around 60,000, is considered an economically important factor in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Its excellent transport links, including several federal highways, the motorway, and the regional railway network, provide excellent connections from the Baltic Sea to Hamburg and Berlin.