Ready-to-occupy 3-room condominium in listed old building

Sonnenberg: Location and surroundings of this property

Saxony's third largest city, with around 248,000 inhabitants and over 11,000 students, is located in the west of the Free State, on the northern edge of the Erzgebirge mountains. The Leipzig-Halle and Chemnitz-Zwickau conurbations are the main drivers of Saxony's economy. With over 1 million inhabitants, the Chemnitz-Zwickau economic region is the second largest conurbation in the new federal states. The extent to which the Chemnitz retail sector benefits from this large market area becomes clear when looking at the centrality index. At 126.1, this is similar to the cities of Augsburg, Lübeck or Magdeburg. In terms of purchasing power, Chemnitz is well above the Saxon average and leads Saxony alongside Dresden. Thanks to the well-developed arterial roads in every direction and the BAB 9 and BAB 72, which run past Chemnitz, the nearby Erzgebirge mountains and the state capital Dresden can be reached in a good hour's drive. The expansion of the BAB 72 is also bringing Leipzig closer to Chemnitz. The Sonnenberg district is located to the east of Chemnitz city center and is considered a typical Wilhelminian-style district. Its central location close to the city center, as well as to the bus and main train stations, its good transport connections to local and long-distance transport, as well as numerous shopping facilities, such as Sachsen-Allee, which is only a few minutes away by car, make Sonnenberg an attractive residential area. The Zeisigwald forest, which adjoins Sonnenberg to the north-east, is also attractive to residents.