THE GOOD LIFE awaits you in Telgte between a beautiful old town and the wide landscape of the Münsterland. The population of around 20,000 is spread over two different-sized districts.
Telgte is about 25 minutes by car to the east of Münster. You can reach Münster/Osnabrück Airport (FMO) and the district town of Warendorf just as quickly. Osnabrück is about 50 minutes away, and Bielefeld is only an hour's drive away. From the train station in Telgte, you can also take the train to Münster, Warendorf and Bielefeld. Trains to Münster, Osnabrück and Düsseldorf stop at Westbevern station.
You can reach the North Sea coast by car in two hours via the nearby A1 motorway.
Tip: Münsterland is a cycling region! 4,500 kilometres of cycle paths offer you almost unlimited possibilities in the city and in the countryside: you can commute to work comfortably by bike and go on great tours with friends and family.
In addition to the town centre, Telgte also includes the northern district of Westbevern, which in turn is subdivided into Westbevern-Dorf and Westbevern-Valdrup. Of the total population of around 20,000, around 4,000 live in Westbevern and the rest in the town centre.
The historic town centre of Telgte with its small streets and alleyways is bordered by residential areas to the west and south. To the north and east, the old town centre borders on the large Emsauenpark; beyond the green area and the River Ems are further housing estates.
The heart of Westbevern is the historic parish church of St Cornelius and Cyprianus. The Bever, a small tributary of the Ems, meanders through this neighbourhood.
Even though rental and purchase prices are following the general property trend overall, there are still numerous niches to be discovered in Münsterland for building, buying or renting. Here you can find the average purchase and rental prices for a house or flat in rural Münsterland.
The town of Telgte provides information on its website about current building areas and municipal residential building plots.
Telgte has a long history: Where the town is located today, important trade routes crossed the Ems in the Middle Ages. People settled at the ford in the 12th century at the latest. They lived on two farms, which were, so to speak, the nucleus of the later town. Telgte owes its name to one of these farms, "Telgoth".
You can buy groceries and everything for everyday life in several supermarkets in Telgte, and there is also a supermarket and a bakery in Westbevern. You can also get fresh products from the region at weekly markets in both parts of the town.
The old town of Telgte is the right place for shopping: there are many small, often owner-managed shops, such as a bookshop, shoe and sports shops, gift and wine shops and concept shops with individual fashion. Of course you can also get bicycles, e-bikes and accessories in Telgte - like almost everywhere in Münsterland, there are several specialist bicycle shopshere.
The very young are in good hands in Telgte and Westbevern in around twelve kindergartens and day-care centres . The places are allocated by the district of Warendorf, which provides information here about the registration procedure .
Children and adolescents can obtain all qualifications up to the Abitur (A-levels) at the schools in Tel gte:
The industrial estates in Telgte and Westbevern are home to a number of large and nationally known companies, including the window construction company Winkhaus, the injection moulding and mould making company Bergmann, the special plant manufacturer Münstermann, the container and modular construction specialist Bolle and the cleaning agent and household wholesaler hygi. Telgte is also the headquarters of the clothing chain Takko.
The business location also focuses on communication electronics: the companies Tunstall and BEWATEC Kommunikationstechnik, for example, develop technologies and apps for health and care management.
Important employers are also the two hospitals in Telgte, the St. Rochus Hospital and the Maria Frieden Clinic.