Ecological 5-room mid-terrace house

This attractive, three-storey mid-terrace house was built in 1993. It is part of the Allermöhe eco-settlement, Hamburg's first ecological model settlement. The plot area is made up of the direct ground area and proportionate ownership of various communal areas, which make the estate a family-friendly green idyll. The architect-designed mid-terraced house was built in split construction: The bathroom and basement spare room are each offset from the other levels by half a storey. The walls separating the house from the neighbors are made of sand-lime brick (fire and sound insulation) and are finished off in front of the façade to the south and north with pulled-out clinker bricks. The exterior wall on the top floor is clad in larch, which requires no maintenance.
The storey ceilings are open wooden beam ceilings. The floors are connected by a solid beech ceiling. This is closed on the first floor by risers. The house has a grass roof.
The house is located in the Allermöhe ecological housing estate, whose construction began in 1986 and was funded by the federal and state governments as a model project. It is characterized by terraced and semi-detached houses, which were built using selected materials and in compliance with high energy standards. The houses form three inner courtyards away from the street. These each have communal areas in which the homeowners have shares. A unifying, special feature is the wastewater disposal system. All 36 houses have large chamber dry toilets that do not require flushing. The remaining wastewater from showers etc. is treated in the estate's constructed wetland and then discharged into the adjacent canal. For this reason, residents do not have to pay any wastewater charges and only have to pay for the small amount of fresh water required. The estate has a community house built in 2007, which is available to residents for communal or individual activities. A photovoltaic system was installed on the community building in 2024.

Key data:
House type: mid-terrace house
Living space: 128 m²
Usable area: 14 m² (partial basement)
Year of construction: 1992
Plot: 311 m² (141 m² in the house, 170 m² in communal areas)

Last modernization/ refurbishment: 2025
Energy certificate type: Demand certificate
Heating type: Central heating
Main energy sources: Gas
Final energy requirement: 46.70
Energy efficiency class: A
Year of construction according to energy certificate: 1993
Available from: 15.08/ 01.09.2026
Equipment:
Buildi­ng services: Gas condensing boiler from 2025
Composting toilet: Terra Nova
Windows: Wood, thermal insulation glazing
Doors: front door from 2022-room doors from 2023
Floors: -Ground floor: solid wooden floorboards larch (sanded and varnished 2025)-Vestibule: tiles
Bathroom: tiles renewed in 2024/2025
Top floor, upper floor and hallways: vinyl flooring from 2018 to 2024
Stairs: solid beech, painted white
Kitchen: fitted kitchen, white blue

The Neuallermöhe Ost district was planned in the 1970s and built in the 1980s. It is characterized by the system of canals that runs through the entire district. This is accompanied by generous green spaces and an extensive network of footpaths and cycle paths. All everyday necessities can be purchased in the district itself.
-The Anton Ree elementary school is within walking distance, without having to cross the road. This offers an English immersion class. Various kindergartens as well as secondary schools are located in the immediate vicinity.
Hamburg city center can be reached via the A25 freeway in around 20 minutes. Hamburg Central Station can be reached via the Nettelnburg S-Bahn station in 18 minutes (every 5 or 10 minutes).
From the property you can reach 2 bathing lakes in a few minutes on foot or by bike.