Moderne Eigentumswohnung im Herzen von Saarlouis

**Living Room:**
Our bright and spacious living room is furnished with a cozy sleeper sofa, a flat-screen TV, and a coffee table. Here, you can relax after an eventful day or retreat with a book. A dining table that seats six people allows you to enjoy your meals in good company.

**Bedroom:**
The bedroom features a comfortable single bed, fresh linens, and plenty of storage space for your personal belongings. A large wardrobe and nightstands with lamps provide additional comfort.

**Office:**
The bright office features a large desk with an ergonomic chair and offers ample space for your laptop, documents, and other work materials. A large closet and a sleeper sofa are also provided.

**Kitchen:**
The fully equipped kitchen is modern and functional, featuring a stove, refrigerator, microwave, and coffee maker. Cooking utensils, dishes, and silverware are also provided so you can feel at home and prepare your favorite meals.

**Bathroom:**
The bathroom is clean and modern, featuring a spacious shower, a sink, and a toilet. Towels and basic toiletries are provided.

**Amenities:**
- Free Wi-Fi
- Heating
- Washer/dryer
- Iron and ironing board
- Hair dryer

**Balcony**
A covered balcony invites you to relax.

**Parking**
You can park your car safely and free of charge in a courtyard or in front of the house.

**Location:**
Our apartment is just a few minutes’ walk from the main sights, restaurants, cafés, and shops.

Today, the historic old town is largely a pedestrian zone. Numerous street cafés, bistros, restaurants, and pubs bring it to life and make it a popular gathering place in the region. Some of the typical two-story craftsmen’s houses from the fortress era are still preserved here. Characteristic features include the narrow facades, wooden shutters, and mansard roofs.

The Saaraltarm recreational area is a “gift from heaven.” It owes its existence to the Saardurchstich I project, completed in 1972 to prevent future flood disasters
A 5-kilometer-long riverside path runs along the 10.4-hectare body of water, which is teeming with fish and home to various species of waterfowl. Fishing is also permitted here.

The casemates were built 1824-29 as a bomb-proof defensive structure within the main rampart. These earth-covered vaults housed command posts and served as quarters for soldiers, horses, weapons, and provisions.
Today, the site features a diverse selection of dining options.

An architectural highlight of Saarlouis’s cityscape is the Theater am Ring. Following extensive renovation and restoration work, the theater reopened in 2016 and has since presented a new look based on designs by Luxembourg architect Francois Valentiny.
With its diverse program, the Theater am Ring sets the tone for cultural life throughout the region.

Public transportation is also easily accessible, allowing you to comfortably explore the entire city.
There are direct highway connections to Luxembourg and France.


We look forward to welcoming you to our apartment and ensuring you have a wonderful stay! Please don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any questions or special requests.