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Eco-social landscape settlement

Published 14 August 2016

92335 Velburg: 1st construction phase has been realized. Further interested parties are being sought. Ecological measures such as local heating supply without fossil energies, own power supply, single-family houses with view-protected inner gardens, living old and young.

Conveniently located between Nuremberg and Regensburg, very inexpensive e.g. 120 m² single-family house from € 180,000 complete including land and utilities. Architect: Theodor Henzler. Further information under:
www.landschaftssiedlung.com/Velburg

Last updated: August 26, 2019

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