Townhouse with historical charm and modern efficiency.

This exceptional house combines history, style, and sustainability. Originally built in 1860, the building has been architecturally renovated to a high standard and now meets the requirements of a modern low-energy house (energy class B, 53 kWh/m²a). Approximately 270 square meters of living space offer a harmonious blend of historical charm and modern technology, with a distinctive loft-like feel.

This exceptional single-family home uniquely combines historical building materials, modern design, and energy-efficient technology. The house, dating back to 1860, was completely renovated under architectural supervision between 2011 and 2013 and brought up to the latest technical standards. Its energy consumption is only 53 kWh/(m²·a), achieving energy class B and meeting the standards of a modern low-energy house. Approximately 270 square meters of living space create a harmonious interplay of old and new:

The ground floor impresses with its polished concrete floors, exposed steel beams, and a ceiling height of almost three meters, giving the house a distinctive loft-like character. On the upper floor, a high-quality oak flooring was installed in 2025, along with... The property features a newly installed subfloor by a specialized company, and some original wooden doors and the historic bathroom with its old floorboards tell the story of the house. Key features include:
A new, high-quality built-in kitchen (not an IKEA kitchen) (to be installed in 2025), featuring a Smeg gas hob, a natural stone countertop with a matte finish, and underfloor heating throughout the ground floor.
Two stylish bathrooms, four bedrooms.
Solar-assisted hot water system.
Water-fed fireplace.
App-controlled outdoor lighting.
Parking spaces. The approximately 732 m² plot offers a lovingly landscaped garden with a sunny terrace. Of particular note is the large, historically constructed shed with a new roof, which houses the heating system and other home technology – functional and versatile. In 2025, further modernization work was carried out on the exterior, including the electrical system, floors, stairs, and roof.

A home for people who appreciate individuality, quality, and energy efficiency.

The house is located in a quiet, established residential area, in a prime location close to the city center. Shops, cafes, doctors' offices, and schools are all within walking distance. The Meldorf train station (Hamburg–Westerland line) is approximately 800 meters away, and the A23 motorway is reachable in about 10 minutes. The North Sea coast is about 6 kilometers away, and Heide is about a 15-minute drive. The combination of its proximity to the city, excellent transport links, and natural surroundings makes this property particularly attractive.