The Leonard Apartment is located in the Katharina Boardinghouse in Osnabrück and was completely renovated in late 2024. This modern, stylishly furnished apartment offers 50 m² of living space in a central location right in the heart of the beautiful Katharinenviertel area. The living room and kitchen feature a harmoniously coordinated interior. It includes 1 bedroom with a double bed, a living room, a kitchen, and a bathroom (with a walk-in shower). The apartment is located in a historic building and has been lovingly renovated. All floors, doors, plumbing, and the bathroom are completely new. A washing machine is available for your use in the basement. Wi-Fi is available free of charge throughout the entire property. The apartment features a flat-screen TV, a seating and dining area in the kitchen, and is well-equipped: oven, toaster, refrigerator with a small minibar, stove, and coffee maker (Senseo and French press). The private bathroom is equipped with a hair dryer. Bed linens and towels are provided. <br><br>The Leonard Apartment is in an excellent location: quiet, yet centrally located. Restaurants (ranging from pizzerias to fine dining) and bars are just a few minutes away. A wide variety of shopping options (organic supermarket, bakery, discount store, chemist, pharmacy, bank) are a 5-minute walk away, and the city centre is also easily accessible on foot. The apartment is approximately 750 m from the Felix-Nussbaum-Haus, the Stadthalle, and the Emma Theatre. The University of Osnabrück is 1 km from the Katharina Boardinghouse. In the Katharinenviertel area, between Lotter Straße and Martinistraße, Art Nouveau facades, stately villas, and craftsmen’s houses define the streetscape. There are small pubs and cafés everywhere here. The combination of historic ambiance, plenty of green spaces, proximity to city centre, and tranquility gives this area its special charm. The Weststadt is Osnabrück’s creative district. Many artists and cultural professionals work in the studios in the Martinihöfe and at the Kulturwerk on Lotter Straße.