Helles, zentral gelegenes Zimmer in 3er-WG mit Balkon

Das Zimmer liegt super zentral, man hat eigentlich alles in der Nähe was man braucht. Restaurants, Cafes, und eine Vielzahl an Einkaufsmöglichkeiten, alles in direkter Laufnähe. Auch zum KIT ist es nicht weit falls du noch studieren solltest.

Die Entfernungen zu den nächsten Supermärkten betragen ca.:
- Kleiner türkischer Supermarkt direkt im Nachbarhaus
- Edeka 4 Minuten (zu Fuß), 2 Minuten (Fahrrad) (im Scheck-In Center)
- Rewe 7 Minuten (zu Fuß), 3 Minuten (Fahrrad) (Im ECE-Center)
- Aldi 12 Minuten (zu Fuß), 5 Minuten (Fahrrad)
- Lidl 20 Minuten (zu Fuß), 8 Minuten (Fahrrad)

Im Scheck-In-Center ist auch ein Fitnessstudio.

ÖPNV sieht auch sehr gut aus, verschiedene Haltestellen sind 2, 3 und 5 Minuten zu Fuß entfernt, damit hat man dann fast alle Linien abgedeckt. Selbst zum Hauptbahhof ist man in ca. 20 Minuten gelaufen.

In der Wohnung leben außer dir noch Carlos und Eduardo. Sie sind beide Lateinamerikaner, gesprochen wird daher mal Deutsch, mal Englisch und mal Spanisch. Das kommt dann immer auf die Situation und die beteiligten Personen an.

Beide sind schon über dreißig und berufstätig, trotzdem sind sie sehr angenehm drauf. Carlos hat eine entspannte Lebenseinstellung und man kann man mit ihm super über alles Mögliche philosophieren oder auch mal zusammen feiern gehen. Eduardo ist dafür umso strukturierter, bei ihm hat wirklich alles seine Ordnung.

Für mich war es insgesamt eher eine Zweck-WG bei der wir abgesehen von Gesprächen in der Küche nicht so super viel gemeinsam gemacht haben. Das ist aber keine feste Vorgabe, es kommt darauf an was du daraus machst.

Hello WG-seekers,

since I'm moving away from Karlsruhe, I'm looking for a new tenant for my WG-room in the Adlerstraße. If necessary, I can hand over a few days early. Viewings will start on the weekend of 15./16.

# Room
The room itself is about 16 square meters, bright, well cut, and has its own access to the shared balcony. The orientation is to the inner courtyard, which means that you hear even less of the already few street noises. Due to the location on the west side, you have it nice and sunny in the afternoons and evenings. Curtains and blinds can then be used to adjust the brightness as needed.

# Furniture
In the room there is still some furniture, which I would like to leave to you. The main part is the bed, including mattress and bedframe, a large cabinet, a smaller cabinet and various smaller shelves or a chest. In the hallway, there also hangs a mirror that belongs to me. My clothes horse, curtains, chair and vacuum cleaner I would also bequeath to you. The whiteboard I will still take off, unless you have interest in it. So the only thing that is currently missing to get started would be a desk.

# Apartment
The rest of the apartment has everything you need. Refrigerator, dishwasher, washing machine, pots, plates, etc. In the hallway there is also additional storage space (and also somewhere a basement compartment that I have never used). The bathroom is split with a bath and with a toilet in separate rooms. This is also quite practical.

# Location
The room is super centrally located, you actually have everything you need nearby. Restaurants, cafes, and a variety of shopping options, all within walking distance. It is also not far to the KIT if you are still studying. The distances to the nearest supermarkets are approx:

- Small Turkish supermarket directly in the neighboring building
- Edeka 4 minutes (by foot), 2 minutes (by bike) (in the Scheck-In Center)
- Rewe 7 minutes (on foot), 3 minutes (by bike) (in the ECE-Center)
- Aldi 12 minutes (on foot), 5 minutes (bicycle)
- Lidl 20 minutes (on foot), 8 minutes (bicycle)

There is also a gym in the check-in center.

Public transport also looks very good, various stops are 2, 3 and 5 minutes walk away, so you then have almost all lines covered. Even to the main train station you can walk in about 20 minutes.

# Living together
In addition to you, Carlos and Eduardo live in the apartment. They are both Latin Americans, so sometimes they speak German, sometimes English and sometimes Spanish. It always depends on the situation and the people involved.

Both are already over thirty and working, but they are still very pleasant. Carlos has a relaxed attitude to life and it's easy to philosophize with him about all sorts of things or even go out partying together. Eduardo is all the more structured, with him everything really has its order.

For me, it was more of a functional shared apartment where, apart from conversations in the kitchen, we didn't do that much together. But that's not a fixed requirement, it depends on what you make of it.