Kösching

Upper Bavaria
The administrative district of Upper Bavaria is located in the southeast of Bavaria and, with an area of 17,530 square kilometers, is the largest Bavarian district and, with around 4.8 million inhabitants, also the most populous. Not only are Germany's deepest lake, Königssee, and highest mountain, Zugspitze, located here, but also the Hallertau, the largest contiguous hop-growing region in the world.

Kösching
The market town of Kösching is located in the Upper Bavarian district of Eichstätt, about ten kilometers northeast of the city of Ingolstadt. With just under 10,000 inhabitants, the town is considered a small town, but it has major employers such as Audi, the Technical University of Ingolstadt, and the Kösching Clinic in the immediate vicinity. Just north of Kösching is the Köschinger Forest, a 5,500-hectare closed forest complex that includes an enclosure for fallow deer and wild boar and is popular for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and mountain biking.

Marieluise-Fleißer-Str. 7
The property is located on a quiet residential street in the northeast of Kösching, within easy reach of everything you need for daily life. Local shops, schools, kindergartens, doctors, and pharmacies are in the immediate vicinity, and the A9 motorway (Munich–Nuremberg) and Ingolstadt train station are just a few minutes away. For leisure activities, there are various green spaces, playgrounds, and local recreation facilities in the area. This location in an established neighborhood with a high quality of life offers everything you could want for long-term comfortable living.