Project details
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AddressLöwenburgstraße, 42699 Solingen
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Housing typeCondominium
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Price€442,300 - €624,800
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Rooms3 - 4 rooms
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Living space86 - 133 m2
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Ready to occupy3rd quarter 2027
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Units14
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CategoryUpscale
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Project ID27420
Features
- Elevator
- Bathtub
- Balcony
- Floor-level shower
- Underfloor heating
- Garten
- House utility room
- Homeoffice
- Basement room
- Air-water heatpump
- Open-plan kitchen
- Car parking spaces
- Parquet flooring
- Photovoltaic installation
- Branded sanitary ware
- Daylight bathroom
- Terrace
- Underground garage
- Video intercom
- Preparation for e-charging station
Location

Residential units
Project description

Solingen – the city of blades
For many years, the city of Solingen has been investing in the revitalization of its inner city while preserving and maintaining its historic building stock.
Modern shopping centers, a futuristic bus terminal, and spacious, tree-lined squares blend seamlessly with classical Gründerzeit façades and the region's characteristic half-timbered architecture to create a compelling mix of architectural and cultural heritage. The city offers an exciting view into ongoing urban development.
Framed by the gentle, green hills of the Bergisches Land, Solingen comprises several districts—Aufderhöhe, Burg, Gräfrath, Höhscheid, Mitte, Merscheid, Ohligs, and Wald—and presents a wide array of cultural and historic attractions. Be amazed by the impressive Müngsten railway bridge, Germany’s tallest at 107 meters, or journey back in time to the Middle Ages at the romantic Schloss Burg. Each district offers a distinct character and invites discovery.
Enjoy peace and charm in a typically Bergisch atmosphere, for example in the Gräfrath district, with its historic marketplace and cozy pubs and restaurants. Recharge with a traditional “Bergische Kaffeetafel” before setting out on another scenic hike or cycling tour through the idyllic countryside.

Outfitting

Energy and heating concept
Heating system – air-to-water heat pump
The air-to-water heat pump is a forward-thinking technology in building services and is becoming increasingly relevant due to the rising cost of fossil fuels. Drawing warmth from the environment, it offers an efficient alternative to conventional systems like gas or oil heating.
Heat pump – the ecological alternative
Heat pump systems clearly outperform gas and oil heating in terms of primary energy use and CO₂ emissions. They contribute significantly to energy savings and environmental protection by drastically reducing pollutants such as carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, and fine particles. From a primary energy perspective, heat pumps rank among the most efficient heating technologies globally.
Photovoltaic system
A photovoltaic (PV) system converts sunlight into electricity. PV technology enables this process, consisting of modules, mounting structures, solar cables, inverters, energy meters, and storage systems. The solar modules produce direct current from sunlight, which the inverter converts into usable alternating current.
PV systems can be connected to the public grid to feed electricity back for compensation or operated as stand-alone units for self-consumption and storage.
Energy-efficient and sustainable living
Our new builds comply with the latest GEG 2023 (German Building Energy Act), promoting climate-friendly and sustainable construction. Each home features high-end outfitting, optimal thermal insulation, and smart building services—ensuring both comfort and cost-effective living.

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