3-family house, rented

This 3-family house is located on the outskirts of Schleiden.

2 apartments have a living space of approx. 88 sqm, the attic apartment approx. 45 sqm. The annual net rent is approx. 10,450 €.

The gas burner was renewed in 2019.

Some remaining work still needs to be done, especially in the basement. I will be happy to provide further pictures.

A rent control expires in a few years, then a rent adjustment can be made according to the legal requirements.

Location description
Welcome to the capital of the Eifel National Park.
During the Second World War, many buildings in Schleiden and Gemünd were irretrievably destroyed. The establishment of the military training area on the Dreiborn plateau around the former Nazi Ordensburg Vogelsang had a lasting influence on the development of the town of Schleiden. For decades, this restricted military zone was no longer accessible to the public until January 1, 2004, when the Eifel National Park was designated on the site and two years later the "former Nazi Ordensburg" Vogelsang was opened as Vogelsang ip - international place. The Eifel National Park and the developed Vogelsang area now serve as places of information, diverse learning and recreation.

Today, tourism is an important source of income for all districts in the Schleiden valley and in the mountain villages. This is underlined by the range of hotels, guesthouses and private rooms, vacation apartments, campsites and caravan sites. The gastronomic diversity and the numerous leisure facilities (two outdoor pools, spa center, spa house with events, etc.) contribute significantly to the recreational and adventure value.

The Eifel has numerous vantage points with far-reaching views over the surrounding area. Here, visitors have the opportunity to experience and take in the landscape "as a whole". Viewpoints are correspondingly popular with hikers for resting and orientation. Numerous "Eifel views" are located along the cycle routes and marked hiking trails in the Eifel. The "Eifel view" signposts show you the direction for detours to a wonderful view. There are two "Eifel views" in Schleiden: Ruppenberg and Vogelsang:
Ruppenberg: At 420 meters above sea level, the Ruppenberg affords visitors a view over the town of Schleiden.
Schleiden Castle was first mentioned in 1198 as "castrum Sleyda" (Sleyda = steep slope). The village that grew up at its foot took on this name. The castle and town have an eventful history with repeated destruction and reconstruction. From the late Middle Ages until the 19th century, Schleiden was characterized by the iron industry. There were once 4 ironworks here, which developed into factories for locomotive components, wire and nails, among other things. Among the reasons for the decline of the Schleiden iron industry were the late connection to rail transport and the replacement of charcoal by hard coal as fuel. At the beginning of the 20th century, Schleiden was the smallest district town in Prussia. Development was limited to the Schlossberg and the valley immediately below.