Quite in the Hanseatic tradition: Residents and visitors definitely take note of this listed period building from 1935 as soon as their eyes behold its striking historic crow-stepped gable and its brightly ornamented façade. The three-storey property with extended saddle roof in Karl-Marx-Straße 40 is located in a classic residential area of multi-unit dwellings in Rostock. The object with a full basement consists of two building parts: Along Karl-Marx-Straße, a three-storey part with a saddle roof and stepped gable extends to Stralsunder Straße. This part of the building is adjoined by a four-storey low-rise building. Short distances of only two minutes to the S-Bahn station Holbeinstraße and a stone's throw to the Botanical Garden as well as to the sports field complete the living happiness. Suitable for singles, couples or small families: The 2-room condominiums with floor areas between 44 and 64 square metres provide enough space for various lifestyle choices. The majority of flats feature wood chip wallpaper, laminated flooring and standard tiling, and some come with balconies that overlook the small backyard. The attic apartment includes a roof terrace. The flats are in good repair and in an attractive state. Other characteristics of the property are a laundry room, basement hallways and a separate boiler room. The ground floor includes a commercial unit of around 20 square metres. Property homepage: www.wohnung-kaufen-rostock.co.uk Drone footage: https://youtu.be/Gwlhi93g9bc ACCENTRO App for iOS https://apple.co/1LJVMpq and for Android https://bit.ly/1L0jFbp

West of the Kröpeliner-Tor-Vorstadt district lies the Hansaviertel neighbourhood. The residential building at Karl-Marx-Strasse 40 is located in an up-scale area of multi-unit dwellings. The site is generally marked by short distances, great local amenities and optimal transportation access, and even the Botanical Garden is only 500 metres away. The Hansaviertel quarter represents a close-knit neighbourhood whose loosely structured built-up area has evolved over time. The quarter is defined specifically by its proximity to urban green areas and plenty of options for sporting activities. Although it counts among Rostock’s smallest districts, it is home to a number of important sports facilities and venues of statewide significance, including an ice-skating rink and an indoor swimming pool. With no less than four day-care centres and plenty of greenery, Hansaviertel provides a sound infrastructure for activities and social interaction.

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