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Renovierungsbedürftiges Reihenmittelhaus in Kaufbeuren - Ihr Potenzial!
Eichenstraße 9, Kaufbeuren, Bundesrepublik Deutschland
€325,000
€3,571/m²
4
rooms
91
m²
4
rooms
91
m²
H
Energy
Needs renovation
Condition
Oil
Heating
129 m²
Land Area
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Highlights
Key Parameters
Layout:4+kk
Rooms:4
Year Built:1969
Condition:Needs renovation
Energy:H
Ownership:personal
Description
Dieses **zweigeschossige Reihenmittelhaus** mit Satteldach und voll unterkellert bietet Ihnen eine spannende Gelegenheit in ruhiger Lage von Kaufbeuren-Hirschzell.
Das Haus verfügt über eine Westterrasse und einen Westbalkon, die zum Entspannen einladen. Die Kunststofffenster wurden teilweise 2008 (Wohnzimmer, 2-fach) und 2010 (restliche, 3-fach) erneuert. Der Dachstuhl und die Dacheindeckung wurden im Jahr **2018 erneuert**, was für eine solide Basis sorgt.
**Besonderheiten:** * **Wohnfläche: 91 m²** * **Grundstücksfläche: Nicht angegeben** * **Kellerfläche: 40 m²** * Heizungsart: **Öl-Zentralheizung (Baujahr 1983)** * Energieausweis: Bedarfsausweis vom 19.03.2026, Endenergiebedarf 273,6 kWh/(m²a), Energieeffizienzklasse H.
Das Haus befindet sich in einem **renovierungsbedürftigen Zustand**, wobei bereits "Vor-Arbeiten" wie die Entfernung von Badewanne und Fliesen sowie teilweise Tapeten begonnen wurden. Dies ist Ihre Chance, das Haus nach Ihren eigenen Vorstellungen zu gestalten.
Die Lage in Kaufbeuren-Hirschzell ist ruhig und dennoch gut angebunden. Einkaufsmöglichkeiten, ein Kindergarten und eine Bushaltestelle befinden sich in unmittelbarer Nähe. Der Bahnhof ist nur ca. 10 Gehminuten entfernt.
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All details
Building
Heating:Oil
Land Area:129 m²
Amenities
Balcony
Terrace
Garden
Cellar(40 m²)
Location
What's nearby
Score
Seeki Score
Location Quality
76/100🚇
66Transit
Metro, tram & bus proximity
🏪
60Amenities
Shops, pharmacies & services
👨👩👧
78Family
Schools, parks & playgrounds
🚶
81Walkability
Pedestrian-friendly streets
🎭
59Cultural
Museums, theatres & venues
🌬️
70Air Quality
Air pollution levels (EEA data)
🔇
100Noise Level
Environmental noise levels (EEA)
🌊
100Flood Risk
Flood zone classification
📈
100Economic Health
Regional GDP & employment
🌳
N/AGreen Space
Parks & green areas nearby
Listing Quality
ACompleteness
Key property fields filled in
70
Description
Listing text length & detail
90
Photos
Number of property images
100
Listed 5 months ago
Updated April 10, 2026
Costs
Financing
€1,317/mo
Est. mortgage · 20% down · 30 yrs · 4.5%
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Price & market
Price History
€325,000· €3,571/m²Apr 10, 2026
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