Gotthardstraße 39

The building.

A new build in solid timber, roofed with a copper barrel vault that closed a gap in the pedestrian zone. Lift, underground garage, step-free access, and twenty apartments that do not look like hotel rooms.

Access

Lift to the top floor.

Every floor is reachable by lift and the entrance from the street is step-free. Anyone arriving with a suitcase and a toolbox at the same time understands immediately why that is not a detail.

Parking

One lockable space per apartment.

Not a space somewhere in the garage, but an assigned, lockable one in the underground car park. In a pedestrian zone, that is the real currency.

Laundry

Laundry room, free of charge.

Washing machines and electric dryers are available to all residents at no extra cost. Some units also have their own machine. With workwear on a weekly cycle that is a genuine cost we choose not to pass on.

The address

In the middle of the pedestrian zone.

Gotthardstraße is Merseburg’s main shopping street and a pedestrian zone: paved, lit at night, with no through traffic. It connects the Gotthardteich pond in the west with the sequence of squares: Entenplan, Grüner Markt and Marktplatz, in the east.

From the building it is roughly 160 metres to the Merseburg/Zentrum tram stop and about 340 metres to the main station. The weekly market at Entenplan is four minutes on foot and runs on Tuesday and Thursday mornings. Bakery, chemist, pharmacy and bank are on the same street.

One thing is honestly missing: a large supermarket within walking distance. The full-range stores are a few minutes away by car or bike. If you like, we will leave a welcome basket with the essentials on arrival, so nobody has to go out again on their first evening.

Merseburg and around

Gotthardstraße, in front of the building

See for yourself

Two ways through the building without coming here.

A 3D walkthrough you move through yourself, and a film about the building. Both without signing up for anything.

Open 3D walkthrough Film on YouTube