The somewhat different red brick house

The existing house on offer here stands on a 492 m² plot. The original building from 1933 was later extended at the front with an annex or garage. This is currently used as a workshop and also serves as access to the house via a staircase. Today, there is 146 m² of living space in the basement, mezzanine and the converted attic. The total living space is 195 m².
In addition to the house, a tool shed belongs to the property. The small garden with pond offers numerous possibilities for use - whether for playing, gardening or simply as a retreat to relax.
Perlite cavity wall insulation was installed and the windows and front door were replaced as part of the energy modernization work. The attic is insulated with vapor barrier foil and rock wool. These measures ensure a good energy standard.
The original features of the house have been restored during all the renovation work, which emphasizes its unique, cosy character.

This somewhat different red-brick house from the 1930s is located in the Hamburg district of Berne in the Wandsbek district. Berne is cozy and tranquil with its weekly market and numerous small stores. Its own subway station offers good infrastructure connections. Berne borders Volksdorf to the north, Rahlstedt to the east and Sasel to the northwest.
The property is located near the garden city of Berne, which was built from 1932 onwards on 55 hectares with more than 500 detached and semi-detached houses and is today a unique neighborhood in Hamburg. Shutters decorated with bird carvings still characterize the garden city today and make this homely quarter a wonderful neighbourhood.
The Berner Wald forest, meadows, open spaces and playgrounds are within easy reach of other local recreational and sports facilities. A Hamburg cycle route runs past the property.

Distance to:
Bus: 90 m
Subway: 1,100 m
Bakery: 1,000 m
Central station: 40min