Bright, quiet apartment with a large kitchen-living room, an internal vaulted cellar, furnished, and available without agency fees.

Highlights:
- Cool living environment in the summer.
- Quiet apartment with a good location.
- Vaulted basement within the apartment, which can be used as needed.
- Large living/sleeping area that can be flexibly divided.
- Large, fully equipped kitchen.
- Reduced heating costs due to the surrounding soil.

Description:
This bright, 2-room basement apartment offers 75.57 m² of living space and is located in a building with three units, constructed in 2016. It is furnished and features a kitchen with a corner bench. The built-in kitchen and all appliances are included in the purchase price. There is a large living/sleeping area, separated by a wardrobe. Flexible room layouts are possible, and the apartment is available for immediate occupancy. The living area includes a stove that provides a cozy warmth. In addition, there are two large radiators with heat cost distributors and a satellite connection. The large windows have blinds. The bathroom features a towel radiator, a glass shower enclosure, a mirrored cabinet, and under-sink storage. There is also a window and additional ventilation above the shower.

The vaulted basement, located within the apartment, can be converted into living space, used as a wine cellar, a bar, or for other purposes. An outdoor parking space is included with the apartment. A declaration of division is available.

Dettingen/Erms is located in the picturesque Ermstal valley, on the edge of the Swabian Alb, and has a population of just over 10,000. Bus and train stops are within a 1-2 minute walk. Supermarkets, bakeries, and a gas station are all nearby. The outlet city of Metzingen and the thermal spa of Bad Urach are approximately 6 km away. Stuttgart Trade Fair and the airport are about 30 km away. Cycling and hiking trails, which lead through many idyllic spots, are easily accessible on foot. Furthermore, you can reach the Urach Waterfall, the Gütersteiner Waterfalls, the Hohen Urach castle ruins, and the vineyards of Metzingen.