Spacious 5-room apartment with a garden in the Marienthal district of Hamburg.

The apartment is located on the ground floor of a two-story building with an attic, and it comprises a total of three residential units.
The area being rented out is 167 m². This includes 18.9 m² of the large, covered terrace (totaling 37.8 m²) and 0.9 m² of the small balcony. The actual living space is therefore 147.2 m². With the exception of the bathroom, guest toilet, and kitchen, all rooms have parquet flooring.
Upon entering the apartment, you find yourself in a hallway. From here, you can access the fully equipped built-in kitchen and the guest toilet, which are located opposite. To the left of the hallway are two rooms that were previously used as a dining room by the previous tenant. With areas of 22.9 m² and 17.3 m², they are versatile and can be used for various purposes.
At the end of the hallway is the spacious living room, measuring 36.5 m², with direct access to the terrace and garden. Just before the living room, another, smaller hallway branches off, leading to a room of 11.2 m² that was last used as a study, as well as to the main bathroom. This bathroom is connected to the bedroom, which also offers access to the terrace.
The apartment also includes a storage room in the basement.

The house is located in Hamburg-Marienthal, a quiet and predominantly green residential area.
The Wandsbek market is within a few minutes' walk, or alternatively, accessible by bus. In addition to the Quarree shopping center, the market also hosts a weekly market, and there are various connections to public transportation.
Supermarkets and shops for daily necessities are approximately five minutes away by bike or car. Furthermore, there is a quick connection to the A24 federal highway, which allows for onward travel to the A1, making the Baltic Sea accessible in less than an hour.
Various supermarkets and other shops for daily necessities can be reached in five minutes by bike, or by car.
It is also possible to reach the A24 federal highway within the same timeframe, which, via the A1, can take you to the Baltic Sea in less than an hour.