Spacious terraced house in prime location

The mid-terrace house, built in 1973, was fundamentally redesigned with an architect in 2013 and extended with an extension and dormer windows. The remaining forecourt was used to store bicycles.
The newly designed hallway area, with ample space for storage, leads to the sun-drenched living room facing south/west. A fireplace connection next to the door to the glass oasis allows the installation of a wood-burning stove, whose cozy fire can be seen all the way into the newly designed spacious eat-in kitchen.
The custom-made carpenter's kitchen also offers plenty of space for visitors. Previously there was a regular 2.20 m long dining table, but this was extended by a further 50 cm if required.
On the upper floor, the former interior bathroom has been given considerably more space and an exterior window, with a generous spa bath, two washbasins and a very spacious glass shower.
There are also two large rooms on this floor which were used as a master bedroom and office/guest room.
In the stairwell, the ceiling was opened up to the gable to illuminate the hallway through a skylight. This leads to the attic, where two large dormer windows have created space for two well-insulated children's rooms. Above the rooms there is a loft with sufficient storage space, and there is of course further storage space in the cellar.
The dream location with unobstructed views of the open countryside is best enjoyed in the newly designed garden with large terrace areas. All the walls of the glass oasis can be opened up to form a large area, and even in cooler temperatures the sun shines into the sheltered area until the evening.
An outdoor sauna has been installed in the lower section of the garden, in front of which there is a wooden terrace that is largely protected from view by natural stone walls. A shower cubicle has been prepared in the natural stone wall and the well pipe has been prepared for the connection of a pump.

This sunny and family-friendly terraced house in one of Landshut's most popular residential areas borders directly on the Isarau with its south-west facing garden - with all its leisure and recreational opportunities.
The view of nature is unobstructed and the peace and quiet is not spoiled by traffic noise.
The old town can be reached by bike in 10 minutes, either along the road or relaxed through the riparian forest. It takes just 5 minutes by car to reach the A92 at the Landshut West junction.
The house is located at the end of a traffic-calmed cul-de-sac, yet is less than 2.5 km from the city center as the crow flies. Two bus stops are just a few steps away, and within 2 minutes you can be walking in the Isarau or on field paths towards the Flutmulde.
Within a radius of 1500 m there are kindergartens, elementary school, secondary schools (under construction) and grammar schools. Community centers, swimming pools or the sports centers of SVL, TGL or EVL are also within a similar distance. Playgrounds, football pitches, sledging 'hills', BMX courses, basketball hoops or skate parks are out of earshot and sight, but can easily be reached by children independently.
Bakers and butchers can be reached on foot, countless other shopping facilities in the old town up to the LA Park, but also the train station, can be reached in 10 to 15 minutes by bike.
Landshut is well connected to cities such as Munich and Regensburg by the A92/B15n highway and train. Munich airport is only 20 - 25 minutes away.
There is certainly no need to mention Landshut's wonderful old town and diverse cultural offerings.