Designed as a new residential district, the Quartier am Jagdschloss in the heart of Bickenbach offers modern living in a developed infrastructure. A total of 74 rental apartments are available in six new buildings of different sizes (buildings A to F), as well 171 parking spaces in the communal underground car park. The concept provides for a mix of rental apartments with standard fittings and superior fittings. In addition, on the ground floor, three commercial units will be integrated into Building A. Building D comprises three townhouse units. On top of the underground car park, the basement level also houses the building services rooms, the storage areas for buggies and bicycles, and the tenants’ cellars. The entire ensemble comes across as attractive and inviting due to the clean lines of the modern architecture, the recessed attic floors, and the restrained, natural color scheme. The buildings and open spaces harmonize with the existing buildings in the area – and are also a highlight of the “New Centre” (Neue Mitte). Large windows, balconies, terraces and roof terraces allow a lot of light into the apartments and enlarge them outside. Behind the chic facades, clad with clinker closers, lies a powerful external thermal insulation composite system. The outdoor areas as well as the indoor areas are designed with lots of greenery and also offer a play area for the younger children.

In addition to the open-plan layout of the living rooms, the floor-to-ceiling windows, a traditional wall and floor design, and the timeless design of the bathrooms, practical floor plans and well-thought-out concepts for space utilisation provide plenty of scope and individual creative freedom in the rooms.

• Parquet flooring, in some flats even high-quality floorboards (superior apartment units)
• Vinyl flooring in the living rooms, kitchens, hallways and corridors (standard apartment units)
• High-quality wall and floor tiles in the bathrooms
• Floor heating
• Towel radiators in the bathrooms
• Terrace or balcony
• Windows with triple insulating glazing
• Manual (standard apartment units) and electrically operated (superior apartment units) roller shutters
• Lift
• Tenants’ cellars

As a gateway to Bergstraße, the municipality of Bickenbach is located in the southern Hessian administrative district of Darmstadt-Dieburg – in the middle of the Rhine-Main and Rhine-Neckar metropolitan areas. The long history of Bickenbach, which was demonstrably part of the Roman province in the first three centuries AD and was first recorded in 1874, is still evident today. For example, the former hunting lodge of the Hessian Landgrave Ernst Ludwig, which saw Bickenbach gain importance in the 18th century, is now the town hall of the small town. The local history museum is located in the Kolbsches Haus, the oldest surviving building. Due to its location between the Rhine-Main and Rhine-Neckar metropolitan areas and its direct connection to the A5 federal motorway, Bickenbach has become a sought-after business location, where numerous medium-sized companies from both the craft and high-tech sectors have established themselves. The location on the Frankfurt-Main – Heidelberg railway line is also convenient for transport. The trains of the “Main–Neckar-Railway” connect Bickenbach with Darmstadt and Frankfurt, as well as Mannheim and Heidelberg. Public transport offers connections to the surrounding region with bus lines K50 and 669, as well as a late connection to Darmstadt via the 8N line. A popular place to visit, and much frequented, is the 10-hectare lake Erlensee on the northern outskirts of the city. Here, you can swim, fish or simply relax, go for a walk and enjoy nature.