Property in Eisenberg - Information from a real estate agent

The historic town of Eisenberg is the district town of the Saale-Holzland district. It is located in the centre between Gera and Jena. The town area consists of a historic old town and a more recent urban extension. To the south of the old town is the Mühltal valley with its eight water mills, an idyllic hiking trail that invites visitors from all over Thuringia to relax. Parks, monuments and memorials characterise the townscape and make the former residential town an extremely attractive place to visit.

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Services of your estate agent Eisenberg

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The property market in Eisenberg

The city of Eisenberg covers an area of 24.67 km². Did you also know that since 1994 the

• municipalities of Friedrichstanneck,
• Saasa and
• Kursdorf also belong to it?

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Eisenberg as a city worth living in

The picturesque little town of Eisenberg lies on a plateau with a large part of its urban area. To the north and south of the town, the landscape descends into two valleys and offers a marvellous view of the surrounding area. The Malz and Rauda streams flow through the valleys, which are ideal for hiking. To the west and east, the town is surrounded by a hilly landscape with lush deciduous and coniferous forests.

The town area itself is divided into the historic old town centre and more recent urban extensions. A residential estate with numerous modern properties is located 1 km from the town centre, and the neighbouring municipalities include Weißenborn, Gösen, Tautenhain, Hainspitz, Rauda, Heideland, Petersberg and Silbitz.

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The Waldkliniken clinics offer the people of Eisenberg and the surrounding area excellent medical care in the fields of orthopaedics, surgery, internal medicine, anaesthesia and intensive care. Regular cultural events provide variety and make Eisenberg an attractive place to live for residents of all ages.

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THE TRANSPORT LINKS OF THE DISTRICT TOWN

Anyone who owns a house, flat or plot of land in Eisenberg enjoys excellent transport links in all directions. The A9 and A4 motorways meet at the Hermsdorfer Kreuz junction just a few kilometres from the town. These motorways can be reached in just a few minutes via the B7, which runs directly past Eisenberg, via the Eisenberg/Thüringen junction and the Gera-Langenberg junction.

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If you prefer to leave your car at home, you can reach all areas of Eisenberg and the surrounding villages by public transport. Midi buses on the JES transport company's city line 401 run every hour. JES and RVG (Regionalverkehr Gera Land GmbH) run regular services to neighbouring towns such as Jena, Gera and Hermsdorf. You can also benefit from excellent train connections.

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PLACES OF INTEREST IN EISENBERG

Between 1680 and 1707, Eisenberg was the royal seat of the Duchy of Saxe-Eisenberg. This is still clearly recognisable in many of the town's buildings today. Christiansburg Castle, for example, was remodelled under Duke Christian von Sachsen-Eisenberg into a magnificent three-winged complex in the Baroque style and today houses the district administration office. The castle church of St Trinitatis, which was built to the east of the castle between 1680 and 1692, is particularly worth seeing. It is still the largest baroque church in the whole of Thuringia.

In addition to Christiansburg Castle, Eisenberg's market square is also characterised by its historical beauty. The Mohrenbrunnen fountain is the town's landmark. One of the three freestanding buildings on the market square is Eisenberg's town hall, which was remodelled in the Renaissance style in the 16th century. In 1999, the town was awarded the national prize for the most beautiful town hall.

The second building is the town museum"Klötznersches Haus". A wealthy merchant named Klötzner once lived here. The building became the property of the town in 1911. Since 1992, visitors have been able to learn about the history of the town there.

The third building on the market square is the town church ofSt Peter, which was mentioned in documents as early as 1219. It has a late Gothic choir and a nave from the 16th century.

The castle park with its fountain and archway is just as inviting for a stroll through Eisenberg as the peace park next to the town hall. Animal lovers of all ages enjoy visiting the town's zoo, which has been home to native forest animals, pets and animals from Africa and Australia since 1971. Cultural variety is provided by annual events such as the Eisenberg town festival, the Trabi meeting and the night-time Christmas market.

THE ECONOMY IN Eisenberg

Eisenberg is located in the centre of Thuringia's timber country and therefore has a traditionally close connection to the timber trade. Piano making in particular has a 200-year history, which is still maintained today by the piano manufacturer Wilhelm Steinberg. Most of the GDR's piano makers were trained at the vocational school of the former VEB Möbelkombinat Eisenberg. Stadtwerke Eisenberg was founded in 1995 and the Ethik-Bank Thüringen is also based here. Until 1991, the porcelain industry was also very important in the town.

WHAT EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS ARE THERE?

Eisenberg has a total of four state schools. There are two primary schools to choose from for ABC schoolchildren, the "Ostschule" and the "Martin Luther Schule". Secondary schools are the "Karl- Christian- Friedrich- Krause" secondary school and the "Friedrich-Schiller-Gymnasium".

The nearby student town of Jena offers your children an academic education after finishing school. The Waldkliniken Eisenberg are even home to the Chair of Orthopaedics at Friedrich Schiller University, which has made a name for itself throughout Germany. In addition, the Hermsdorf state vocational school centre is located just 12 kilometres away in Hermsdorf.

Buying a property in Eisenberg is particularly attractive for young families.