Very central - short walk to the train station

2 bedrooms, open floor plan dining/kitchen/living area, large bathroom with bathtub/Shower, floor heating. Fully equipped kitchen - Washer/dryer. Walking distance to main train station (3 blocks), all shopping, and main tourist attractions such as Cathedral, Synagogue, Gutenberg Museum. 5 blocks from the Rhine river. Trendy student area, with restaurants and wine bars. Relatively quiet at night, double glass windows with roll down shutters. No Parking - garage Bonifacius Turme - 280 meters The apartment was completely remodeled 2008, layout included. New wiring & pluming, granite floor in kitchen and bathroom, wood laminate flooring the rest of the apartment, white walls, two closed bedrooms, hallway, and one open space with living/dining/kitchen. Bathroom with 2 small windows, floor heating, bathtub /Shower, washer/dryer. New double windows with roll down shutters from 2017. Natural light in every room. Building built in the 60’s – foundation likely from before WW2. The building is on the corner of Adam Karillon & Gartenfeldstr. - access from A. Karillon, 2 flights of stairs. There are two shops on the ground floor, one is a design office, the other one is show room for appliances. Cost for Parking at "Tiefgarage Bonifacius Türme": hourly option 2 € per hour - 24 hours (one entry): 5 € - about 280/300 meters/yards walking distance. You may have support from my neighbour if required. This part of Mainz is known as the "New City", as opposed to the medieval city (Altstadt) and dates from the late 19th century. Over 50% of the original buildings were destroyed during the war, and the remaining is easy to recognize. The rebuilding was done in typical post war architecture, and not keeping the original style. The area has been a student / immigrant area, becoming gentrified and trendy in the past 10 years or so. Lots of nice hidden places to discover. Not as busy as the old town. 3 blocks from Mainz central train station. Walking distance to the Mainz Synagogue (5 blocks), the Cathedral (8 blocks) , the Gutenberg Museum and the Rhine (5 blocks). Buses and bike rentals around the corner. Direct trains to the airport. There are two nice restaurants just outside the door: The Laurenz - the owners are wine producers from the Rhine region and sell their wine in the restaurant, also to take out (two prices - one for in house consumption, one to take out). Möhren Milieu accross the street is Vegan food. There is an excellent steakhouse about 5 blocks away: patagonia-mainz, and a very good Vietnamese "Hanoi" also a few blocks away.