Jordanstraße, 6, Dresden, Saxony

Details :- Reference: LMDW-T15197. This beautiful property is a first-time occupancy after a complete renovation of the apartment on the second floor, which can be occupied immediately. The entire apartment has been furnished with new, high-quality Italian furniture. The Nolte kitchen is also new and fully equipped. Bed linen and towels are also available. On the south-facing balcony you can relax wonderfully from everyday stress. A cellar also belongs to the property, where you can easily store boxes, bicycles or other things. Note on the rental price * The rental price already includes heating, electricity, water, services (14-day cleaning) and statutory VAT. ** The electricity costs in the amount of the average consumption according to the Federal Statistical Office are already included in the price. Additional power consumption will be billed at market rates. You will find precise information on the electricity volume included and the billing of any additional costs in your personal offer. the neighborhood The trendy Äußere Neustadt district is known far beyond the city limits. Over 150 pubs, music clubs and trendy shops can be found in the lively alleys and backyards The district has become home to many Dresden artists, musicians and students, who also play a key role in the organization and implementation of what is probably the most well-known Dresden district festival, the "Bunte Republik Neustadt". The art and culture festival traditionally takes place on the third weekend in June and attracts thousands of visitors year after year. The Kunsthofpassage is one of the shopping highlights in Neustadt. In a romantic labyrinth of passageways and small courtyards with imaginatively designed residential buildings, shops and restaurants, individually designed shops of all stripes await the visitor. The "most beautiful milk shop in the world" is also famous. The former factory shop of Pfunds Molkerei at Bautzner Straße 79 was furnished in 1891 and completely decorated with hand-painted majolica tiles from the Dresden workshop of Villeroy & Boch. Today you can buy numerous dairy products and regional specialties such as Meißner wines.