Lovely, homely furnished apartment with balcony, in Dortmund’s Sölderholz district.

Fully fitted and furnished and modern apartment, conveniently situated for transport, yet enjoying a quiet location, in Dortmund’s Sölderholz area. The apartment has been newly renovated, and is arranged as follows: kitchen, living room with access to the balcony, bathroom and entrance hall. Shops and a bus stop are within walking distance. The monthly rent of €895 includes service charges and flat-rate internet. Deposit: 1 month’s rent. The apartment is available to rent to a maximum of one person. Final cleaning at the end of your stay will be invoiced according to the work involved. Non-smoking property. We have not yet received a copy of the energy certificate from the landlord, but it has been requested.

The apartment is fully fitted and furnished. In the living room, you will find among other things a flat-screen TV with DVB-T2 reception, a comfortable sofa, armchair and desk. The balcony is accessible from the living room. The bedroom is furnished with a spacious wardrobe and a bed (1.40, x 2.00m). The kitchen is fully fitted, including among other things a fridge-freezer, oven, four ceramic hobs, microwave, coffee machine and dishwasher etc. There is also a bathroom with bath and window to let in natural light. The bathroom is also home to a washer-dryer. Flat-rate wi-fi internet is already included in the rent. Start your 360° tour here: https://tour.feelestate.com/view/fullscreen/id/VZVNZ/

Sölderholz is a neighbourhood in the south-east of the city of Dortmund. Sölderholz only became a city district in the last century. Its name derives from ‚Sölder Holz‘, woodland that is now part of the neighbouring district of Sölde. To the south, Sölderholz borders Lichtendorf, also part of administrative district 45. It also borders Aplerbeck and Aplerbecker Mark to the west, Sölde to the north and Holzwickede to the east. Apart from where it borders Lichtendorf, there is no continuous building development linking Sölderholz and adjoining areas. The Emscher river originates in woodland between Sölderholz and Holzwickede. Building development in Sölderholz is primarily characterised by detached houses and terrace houses. Further building development is at the planning stage. Sölderholz is close to woodland and is one of Dortmund’s most sought-after residential areas. Rates of unemployment here are low and residents enjoy above-average income. The railway line between Hagen and Hamm runs to the north-west of Söderholz. Sölderholz is served by buses run by the city of Dortmund’s municipal transport company.

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