Family oasis with stunning views of the surrounding greenery.

This 6-room single-family house was built in 1978 by "Neue Heimat" as a prefabricated house on a 947 m² plot. At that time, the entire street frontage was developed with 5 identical single-family houses by "Neue Heimat." The attic space was later converted. The layout of the house is efficient and practical. The details are shown in the three attached floor plans. On the ground floor, you'll find the entrance hall, living and dining room, bedroom, kitchen, bathroom with bathtub, storage room, and a boiler room. On the first floor: 3 bedrooms, a small room, a shower room, and the staircase with a hallway. Attic:
In the attic, there is a usable space of 20.83 m² (floor area measured) and a storage room of 11.39 m² (floor area). Instead of a basement, there are ample alternative spaces, such as a utility room, storage rooms, a very large garage, a bicycle shed, and a high-quality garden house. Conclusion: The usable and living area, including the terrace, is approximately 200 m². The garden: The garden is primarily located on the southern part of the property and is not visible from the street. The view from the living room window faces south, initially overlooking a large terrace, a spacious lawn, which then transitions into a large paddock. A hedge, approximately 1 meter high, runs along the southern property boundary. You have an unobstructed, expansive view of the greenery, without being disturbed by buildings or other structures. In 2019, a carpenter built a terrace with Bangkirai decking along the entire southern width of the house. Half of the terrace area is covered by a roof made of polycarbonate corrugated sheets on a wooden structure (roof area approximately 24m²). In front of the house, there is a lockable shed for bicycles (a wooden cabin, approximately 8m² in area, with a pitched roof). Along the property boundary facing the street, there is a raised bank. The driveway and path to the front door were repaved in 2012. Behind the house, all the connecting paths and the area between the house and the garage are paved with red stone (installed in 2019). On the west side, there are 4 fruit trees, and the neighboring properties (east and west) are separated by a fence or a hedge.

Borstel-Hohenraden is an independent district located near Pinneberg (5.2 km) and Hamburg (23 km), offering easy and quick access to a wide range of cultural and sporting activities.

Accessibility:
It­ is 5.2 km to Pinneberg (city center), for example, to the "Drostei" in Pinneberg, which can be reached by car in just under 15 minutes. According to Google Maps, traveling by bus takes 16 minutes, including the short walks to and from the bus stops. The bus stop in Borstel-Hohenraden is only 230 meters away. By car, it takes about 45 minutes to reach the city center of Hamburg. Using public transport, it takes approximately 1 hour to reach the Rathausmarkt (city hall square) in Hamburg. Shopping facilities are available in Pinneberg-Nord (3 km).

A primary school and a kindergarten/daycare center are located in Borstel-Hohenraden. There are 2 grammar schools in Pinneberg and 2 grammar schools in Quickborn (9 km away). The bus (line 594), which stops nearby, runs once towards Pinneberg and once towards Quickborn/Norderstedt. The Volksparkstadion (stadium) is reachable by car in 18 minutes. The Gut Wulfsmühle golf club is located on the eastern edge of Borstel-Hohenraden. Hamburg Airport is a short 30-minute drive away. Even using public transport, it takes about an hour to reach the airport. You can also reach Hamburg Dammtor station or the main train station in about 30 minutes. The regional train RB 61 takes you directly from Pinneberg station to Hamburg Dammtor in just 14 minutes. In conclusion, you are located in the countryside, but not isolated. The city of Hamburg, especially the airport and the train stations, is easily accessible. You are not necessarily dependent on a car.