Schweizerstraße 50 - Sennfeld - Monteurwohnung

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Practical Comfort at Schweizerstraße 50

Located at Schweizerstraße 50 in Sennfeld, Germany, this apartment was set up specifically with working guests and small groups in mind. The building sits in a quiet residential part of Sennfeld, away from through traffic, which makes it a genuinely restful place to return to after a long day on site or on the road. The address is easy to find and easy to park near, which matters when you arrive late or leave early.

The apartment accommodates up to 6 guests, making it a practical choice for a crew or a group of colleagues who want to share costs without sharing a hotel corridor. Rooms are simply and clearly arranged, with enough separation between sleeping and living areas to let people wind down at different times. Surfaces are easy to keep clean, storage is accessible, and the layout does not require any guesswork.

Sennfeld is a small community in the Schweinfurt district of northern Bavaria. It sits directly adjacent to Schweinfurt, which means that shops, supermarkets, trade suppliers, and public transport connections are all within a short drive. The Rhine-Main-Danube Canal runs through the wider area, and the surrounding landscape is flat and open, making it straightforward to navigate whether you are working in the local industrial zone or passing through on a longer route.

Host Daniel Radtke manages this property directly, which means you communicate with one person from enquiry through to checkout. There are no third-party concierge layers. If something needs attention during your stay, you reach out to Daniel and the matter gets handled. Flexible arrival arrangements can be discussed in advance, and direct booking through this site means you avoid platform fees while getting the most straightforward terms available.

Inside Schweizerstraße 50

A clear look at the rooms, layout, and outdoor access at Schweizerstraße 50 in Sennfeld. What you see is what you get.

What is Included

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WiFi Included

Wireless internet is provided throughout the apartment. Suitable for video calls, file uploads, and general use by multiple devices simultaneously.

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On-Street Parking

Parking is available on Schweizerstraße and adjacent residential streets at no charge. Suitable for vans and larger work vehicles in most configurations.

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Full Kitchen Access

Hob, refrigerator, kettle, and kitchen utensils are included. Guests can cook for a full group of six without bringing additional equipment.

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Beds for Six

The apartment sleeps up to 6 guests across two sleeping areas. Bedding and pillows are provided; linen arrangements are confirmed at booking.

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Private Bathroom

A private shower and WC are reserved exclusively for apartment guests. Shared only among your own group, not with other tenants.

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Laundry Access

Laundry facilities are accessible for longer stays. Confirm specific arrangements with host Daniel when booking for stays of several weeks.

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Flexible Key Handover

Arrival time is arranged directly with Daniel Radtke. Early morning or late evening access can be accommodated with advance notice.

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Heating Included

Central or electric heating is available throughout the apartment. Utility costs are included in the nightly rate; no separate meter readings required.

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Television

A television is available in the living area for the evening. Reception or streaming capability can be confirmed with the host prior to arrival.

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Waste Disposal

Waste bins and disposal instructions are provided. Sennfeld municipality operates separate collection for recyclables and general waste.

Simple, Clear Spaces

Main Sleeping Area

Multiple beds · suitable for crew groups

The primary sleeping area is laid out for working guests who need reliable rest. Beds are standard single or double configurations, with enough floor space between them for individual storage and a bag each.

Second Bedroom

Additional beds · separate from main room

A second sleeping room adds separation that a group of colleagues genuinely appreciates. Walls and a door between sleeping areas mean different schedules do not disturb one another during early starts or late finishes.

Living and Dining Area

Seating for 6 · table · common space

A central room with seating and a dining table sized for the full guest count. It functions as the shared wind-down space in the evening and as a working area for paperwork or planning during quieter parts of the day.

Kitchen

Full fittings · hob · refrigerator

A properly equipped kitchen with hob, refrigerator, and storage. Guests cooking for a group of six will find the surface area and cupboard space adequate for a standard shopping run and a meal from scratch.

Bathroom

Shower · WC · functional layout

A clean, functional bathroom with shower and WC. The layout is efficient rather than elaborate, which is what a group of working guests needs during a busy morning when several people share the space in rotation.

How a Typical Stay Unfolds

You arrive at Schweizerstraße 50 in Sennfeld and the address resolves without confusion. Street-level access is direct, and Daniel has arranged key handover to fit your schedule rather than a fixed window. You bring your bags in, find the rooms already aired and ready, and settle into the space without having to decode anything.

Mornings here are quiet. Sennfeld's residential streets do not generate early noise, so if you need to be up and out by six the alarm does the work rather than the neighbourhood. The kitchen is equipped for a proper breakfast before a long shift, and the bathroom arrangements mean a group of several people can move through the morning routine without bottlenecks.

During the day, the location earns its keep. The connection to Schweinfurt is fast and direct, which is the point for most guests. Whether you are working at one of the industrial or logistics sites nearby, visiting a supplier, or simply using Sennfeld as a staging point for work across northern Bavaria, the drives are short and the roads are clear of the congestion that adds time in larger cities.

In the evening the apartment is genuinely quiet. You can cook a proper meal, sit at the table, and decompress. There is enough space for a group of six to share the living area without feeling like a hostel common room. When it is time to sleep, the beds are straightforward and the building stays calm through the night. It is the kind of accommodation that does exactly what it says and lets you focus on the reason you came to Sennfeld in the first place.

Sennfeld, Germany

Schweinfurt City Centre

5 minutes by car

The neighbouring city of Schweinfurt offers supermarkets, hardware stores, restaurants, and a pedestrian shopping zone reachable in under ten minutes from Sennfeld.

Schweinfurt Main Train Station

8 minutes by car

Direct rail connections to Würzburg and beyond. Useful for guests who need to reach other Bavarian cities without using a car on certain days.

Main-Danube Canal Towpath

10 minutes by car

The Rhine-Main-Danube Canal runs through the wider Schweinfurt area. The flat towpath is straightforward for an early morning run or an evening walk.

Schweinfurt Museum Georg Schäfer

10 minutes by car

One of the most significant private art collections in Germany, housed in a purpose-built building in Schweinfurt. Worth an afternoon for guests with a free day.

Notes on Sennfeld and the Region

January 2026 · 3 min read

Why Sennfeld Works as a Base

Sennfeld sits directly alongside Schweinfurt without the density or the traffic. For guests working across northern Bavaria, that combination of quiet residential streets and fast access to a functional mid-sized city is genuinely useful and often overlooked.

February 2026 · 4 min read

Eating and Shopping Near Schweizerstraße

Schweinfurt has a compact centre with bakeries, supermarkets, and a handful of straightforward restaurants that cater to working hours. Here is a practical guide to what is within easy reach of Schweizerstraße 50 for guests who want to feed a group of six without fuss.

March 2026 · 3 min read

The Canal Path and a Morning Run

The Main-Danube Canal towpath near Schweinfurt is flat, clearly marked, and almost entirely free of weekend crowds on weekday mornings. For guests who run or cycle before work, it is one of the better reasons to stay in this part of Bavaria.

Frequently asked questions

What is the check-in time?

Check-in time is flexible and arranged directly with host Daniel Radtke before arrival. Early arrivals and late evening check-ins can usually be accommodated with advance notice. There is no rigid window — just let Daniel know your expected arrival time when you book.

What is the check-out time?

Standard checkout is by 10:00 in the morning, but if your schedule requires a later departure, contact Daniel in advance. For longer-term bookings or crew changeover situations, departure times can often be adjusted without extra charge.

How many guests can stay?

The apartment accommodates up to 6 guests. This covers groups of colleagues, small crews, or mixed groups sharing for cost purposes. Bookings for more than 6 guests cannot be accommodated at this property. If you have a larger team, Daniel may be able to suggest additional capacity nearby.

Is parking available?

Yes. Street parking is available on Schweizerstraße and on adjacent residential streets at no cost. There are no height barriers or width restrictions on the street itself, which makes it practical for tradespeople arriving in vans or larger vehicles.

Do you accept pets?

Pets are not automatically accepted. If you are travelling with an animal, contact Daniel Radtke before booking to discuss your specific situation. Arrangements may be possible depending on the animal type, size, and length of stay, but this must be confirmed in writing before arrival.

How does direct booking work?

You book through this website directly with Daniel, which means no platform surcharges are added to the nightly rate. You communicate with Daniel throughout, from initial enquiry to checkout. Payment details and any deposit requirements are confirmed directly via email or phone after your request is received.

What is your cancellation policy?

Cancellation terms are confirmed at the time of booking and depend on the length and nature of your stay. For short bookings, cancellation up to 48 hours before arrival is typically possible. For longer-term arrangements, different terms may apply. Daniel will provide the specific policy in writing when confirming your reservation.

How can I reach the host?

Daniel Radtke is reachable directly by email or phone throughout your stay. Contact details are provided at the time of booking confirmation. Daniel manages this property personally and responds to messages promptly, typically within a few hours during normal daytime hours in Germany.