Spacious family home, located near the city but in a rural setting, with expansive views.

Detached house built in 1976, in very good condition, energetically renovated in 2025. New roof and windows (plastic). Includes a photovoltaic system (8.4 kW), a wallbox, and fiber optic internet. The living space is approximately 180 m², with additional usable rooms (utility room approx. 10 m², storage room approx. 13 m², workshop approx. 10 m², and other small storage areas, an attic without standing height). The total usable area, according to the energy performance certificate, is approximately 251 m², and the plot size is approximately 1,560 m². There is a double garage with an adjacent carport, and the roof is covered with tiles. There is a garden pond (currently without fish) and a garden shed (registered on the land registry), which requires renovation. The paved paths are lit at intervals, but some of the lights are outdated. The driveway and sidewalks are in good condition, but not perfectly level everywhere. The house itself is technically in excellent condition. The sewage pipes were replaced and inspected in 2024 (mandatory in Hamburg). The living area, according to the German "Wohnflächenverordnung" (living space regulation), is approximately 139 m², as basement rooms are not counted as living space, and the ceiling height in the basement does not meet the standards for typical living rooms. Very tall individuals should consider whether they can really make use of the basement! For my parents and me (1.85m), it was no problem. Otherwise, after a few painting and furnishing works, you can move in immediately without having to worry about any renovations. Please understand that I may not respond to inquiries about whether the house is available for 500,000 [currency]. Floor plans, modifications, and additions will follow.

The house is located in the southeast of Hamburg, in the Reitbrook district, in a rural setting. Meadows and fields characterize the area. Public transportation is limited; buses run hourly during the day towards Nettelnburg (10 minutes), Bergedorf (20 minutes), and the main train station (55 minutes). The walk from the house to the bus stop takes 3 minutes. The fastest public transportation route to the main train station is 10 minutes by bus or 6 minutes by car to the Nettelnburg S-Bahn (suburban train) station, where you can park and ride. From there, it takes 19 minutes to reach the main train station; the S-Bahn runs every 10 minutes during the day. By car, you can reach the city center (Alster lake, main train station) in 30 minutes during the day (but longer during rush hour), and Bergedorf in 10 minutes, where you'll find everything a typical person needs. It's slightly quicker to reach Allermöhe or Nettelnburg, where you'll find supermarkets, drugstores, schools, and daycare centers from various providers. In Reitbrook itself, outside of the residential buildings, there is limited infrastructure, making life without a car more challenging than in the city center. There are agricultural businesses, a farm that supplies dairy products, and vegetables directly from the producers. There are also vending machines that offer products 24/7. The neighborhood is quiet and friendly, and due to the size of the properties, overcrowding is very unlikely. There is an active and connected village community that organizes various activities, provides information, and, for example, addresses the topic of energy sharing, which could be useful for optimizing the use of the solar panel system.