Living and Sleeping Room
The main room holds a king bed and a sofa bed for a third guest, with room-darkening shades fitted throughout. The high-floor orientation gives the space a sense of openness that the floor area alone does not suggest.
High above Breslaustrasse, with the whole city laid out below
On the 11th floor of a well-maintained residential tower on Breslaustrasse 54 in Schweinfurt, Germany, this 38 m² apartment earns its panorama designation honestly. From the living area and the private balcony, the roofline of Schweinfurt spreads out in a wide arc, with the Main River valley and the surrounding hills visible on clear days. The floor-to-ceiling orientation of the glazing means that natural light moves through the apartment from morning to evening, warming the interior without ever feeling harsh, thanks in part to the room-darkening shades fitted throughout.
The layout makes practical use of every square metre. A combined living and sleeping room contains a king bed and a sofa bed, meaning the space can comfortably accommodate up to three guests without feeling cramped. The kitchen is genuinely equipped for real cooking: an oven, a four-burner stove, a dishwasher, a fridge-freezer, a microwave, a toaster, a coffee maker, a water kettle, pots and pans, baking sheets, wine glasses, and a full set of crockery and cutlery. The dining table doubles as a workspace, and a dedicated desk with a chair, an Ethernet connection, and fast Wi-Fi make the apartment equally suited to a working trip or a leisure stay.
Breslaustrasse sits in a residential quarter of Schweinfurt with good access to the city centre by foot or by bicycle. The building has an elevator, so arriving with luggage on the 11th floor is straightforward. Free street parking is available directly outside, and the neighbourhood is quiet enough that the room-darkening shades are more a comfort than a necessity.
Check-in is from 16:00 and check-out by 10:00. Towels and linens are provided, enhanced cleaning protocols and disinfectants are used between stays, and a first aid kit, smoke detector, carbon monoxide detector, and fire extinguisher are all in place. The apartment is managed directly by host Daniel Radtke, who handles bookings and questions personally.
