Idyll on the Elbe dyke: well-maintained house with 2 apartments

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Built close to the water and within walking distance of the dyke, but just outside the gates of Germany's most beautiful city, this country house in first-class condition with a charming clinker brick façade is well protected on the other side of the dyke.
The solidly built house was constructed on a floor slab on a pile foundation, i.e. 15 concrete piles are anchored 15 m deep in the ground.

With a rather inconspicuous appearance on the outside, the interior of this house reveals its true values:
The generously proportioned apartment (approx. 108 m2) on the first floor and the two apartments on the top floor (each with its own entrance, kitchen and bathroom) offer space for a wide variety of living concepts.
This property scores points above all with its contemporary energy concept (Vaillant condensing boiler with photovoltaic system and own electricity generation), which meets the demanding requirements of today's energy efficiency. The new heating system was purchased in July 2023.
Accordingly, despite the size of the house of approx. 220 m2, the monthly operating costs (including property tax) amount to just 225 euros.
The idyllically situated plot of 803 m2 ensures absolute privacy thanks to its secluded position and is easy to maintain. Several outdoor seating areas invite you to linger and enjoy.
The solid wooden garden shed not only has a tool bench, but is also spacious enough to store bicycles, garden tools and other home and garden accessories.
A double carport with 2 outdoor parking spaces provides ample room for car(s) and motorcycles.

Conclusion:
T­he well thought-out floor plan offers its residents a wide variety of possible uses: Whether as a so-called multi-generational home or for "living and working under one roof" - with a total of 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, this is the ideal home for a larger family.

Village idyll on the Elbe dyke - in the picturesque south-east of Hamburg

With the Hohendeich (bathing) lake as a neighbor, the Ochsenwerder Elbdeich offers a panoramic view of the azure waters of the Elbe, flat land, sheep grazing peacefully, greenhouses and extensive meadows and fields - the growing area for vegetables, perennials and cut flowers.
This is the cradle of organic produce. Farm stores offer fresh fruit and vegetables for direct purchase.

Tractors still cross the roads here, fruit trees grow over garden fences and farms characterize the landscape.
The clocks tick noticeably slower in this area: "Slowing down instead of the hustle and bustle of the big city" is the motto of life here.

As part of the Vier- und Marschlande, Ochsenwerder is also one of the most popular local recreation areas in the south-east of Hamburg. Kilometers of well-developed cycle paths, also perfect for inline skating.
The Hohendeicher See lake - suitable for water sports enthusiasts - and a varied range of restaurants attract those seeking peace and quiet and nature lovers, especially at weekends.
Ochsenwerder, a district of Hamburg in the Bergedorf district and part of the Marschlande, is undoubtedly one of the most rural regions of Hamburg - and therefore a true paradise for those tired of the city.

Hamburg city center can be reached in just over 30 minutes by car.
Bus stops are on the doorstep or just a few minutes' walk away.
In the center of Ochsenwerder there is an elementary school, 3 daycare centers, a family doctor and a dentist's office as well as stores for daily needs.