| Location |
Cottbus is a district-free city within the federal state Brandenburg, located in the Niederlausitz region.
It has a population of about 102,000 and is besides Potsdam the 2nd largest city of Brandenburg. There are a lot of
theatres, museums, historic buildings and public parks as well as educational facilities like a university and advanced
technical colleges, e.g. for the building and metal construction industry. Furthermore it's the base of several big
enterprises and energy supplying companies.
Bus and streetcar are available in close surroundings.
In addition the city has 4 train stations of the regional and national railway service. By car the city is
reachable by the A 13 and A 15 state highways as well as the B 97, B 115 and B 169 federal roads.
The border of the Republic of Poland is about 30 km, the airport Berlin-Schoenefeld (BBI) about 100 km, Dresden
about 110 km, Berlin about 130 km, Leipzig about 180 km (240 km by motorway) and the capital of the Czech Republic,
Prague, about 300 km away. |
| Description |
The complex is located south of the main train station, close to the city center and opposite the hospital
Carl-Thiem-Klinikum.
The estate houses a reconstructed building with new walk-up extension at the
front plus a detached new elevator building at the back. Year of construction and renovation is 2001.
Features are tiled or carpeted floors, gas central heating and hot-water system, thermal insulated facade.
PVC double glazed windows, restrooms for handicaped people on the upper floors as well as door opener and voice intercom system. |
| Structure of Tenants |
Tenants are office users, medical practice and natural health pro as well as a residential unit on the front block. The rear
building is occupied by 2 shops, a service office and another doctor's office. |
| Miscellaneous |
The offer is subject to confirmation and free of commission for the buyer.
Details based on statements of the
owner. We can't assure for their correctness and/or their wholeness consequently. Errors in details and transmission as well
as mistranslations reserved. |
