In the newly developed residential area of Kronsrode, AUGUST & SOPHIE offers a mix of privately financed and subsidised apartments, townhouses, and commercial spaces. In AUGUST, the A6 construction site, 61 apartments will be built on 4 floors, in addition to 26 townhouses. In SOPHIE, the A9 construction site, likewise, 26 townhouses as well as 93 apartments will be built. The proposition is supplemented by ten commercial units. The accompanying underground car park in the basement of the apartment buildings offers a total of 161 parking spaces. The tenant cellars and the technical, waste and bicycle rooms are also located in the basement. Additionally, 19 outdoor parking spaces provide the option of parking. On top of modern architecture that is anything but dull, the façade design also catches the eye. In varying shades of colour, clinker and closer facings adorn the outer walls, which are interrupted by vertical stretcher courses beneath the parapet walls, window sills and plinth zones. The varying design of the balconies also results in an interesting facade image. The horticultural design of the communal areas includes lawn, tree and shrub plantings as well as perennial and grass beds. Benches create quiet zones amidst the greenery. For the little ones, a sand area with equipment offers space for digging and playing. The townhouses present themselves with a facade of solid clinker bricks, a wooden slatted formwork, and an attic floor with an extensively landscaped roof area and surrounding parapet wall. They also have their own garden areas with a terrace.

These modern, state-of-the-art homes and townhouses, in addition to their high energy standard, also offer high-quality fixtures and fittings. The timeless wall and floor design, chic bathroom ceramics and no-step showers, high-quality fitted kitchens and functional floor plans offer the perfect starting point for a customised design.

• Real wood oak parquet in the living areas
• Vinyl floorings in the living areas of the subsidised apartments
• Modern, porcelain-stoneware tiled floors in the bathrooms and toilets
• Underfloor heating
• Additional towel radiators in the bathrooms
• Electrically operated roller shutters (in SOPHIE only on the ground floor)
• High-quality fitted kitchens with branded appliances (not in the subsidised apartments)
• Balcony, loggia, patio or roof terrace in almost all apartments
• Lift
• Video intercom system
• District heating

As part of the metropolitan region of Hanover-Braunschweig-Göttingen-Wolfsburg, Hanover not only has an industrial presence but is also of international importance as a trade fair and congress location, with millions of visitors each year. Hanover is also considered a city of sport and culture, a university and research centre, and a UNESCO City of Music. Despite its active economy and goings-on in so many areas, Hanover is considered the most relaxed city in Germany. Its almost 535,000 inhabitants, down-to-earth and satisfied, value their city as the “greenest city in Germany” – almost half of the city region is made up of green areas. The old town is colourful and varied, with everything from premium boutiques to rustic pubs. Ballhofplatz, right in the thick of things, regularly becomes the scene of cultural events in the summer. What is striking throughout the city is the density of street art and the impressive buildings in the north German Brick Gothic style. Family trips to the zoo or the Steinhuder Meer provide variety in what is already a green city. The connections within the city and beyond are excellent. With the A2 and A7 motorways, the railway lines that intersect in the city, and the airport, there are many ways to set off into the world. You can get to Hamburg and Berlin by train in just 1.5 hours. On top of this, public transport is also well developed – and a 530-kilometre network of cycle paths offers alternative routes through the city.