Living in the suburbs, close to nature: 2-room apartment in Bennigsen – Private housing cooperative – (with building permit) – Available immediately.

In Springe, the private housing cooperative "Zur Schille eG" is constructing 50 modern and stylish multi-family buildings, comprising a total of 50 new apartments designed to be accessible, with two to four rooms and living areas of approximately 48–103 square meters. The buildings are being constructed with energy efficiency and sustainability in mind (KfW EH-40 with QNG-PLUS certification), and each roof features its own photovoltaic system. The entrances face a large communal area, designed to encourage interaction, and a centrally located community building fosters a sense of community within the private housing cooperative. The apartment offered here is located in Building B, which is oriented with its long side roughly towards the south. This provides ample natural light to the apartments, creating a bright and cheerful atmosphere. With its clear and well-defined layout, the apartment is suitable for a variety of needs – whether you're looking for a quiet retreat or a space to socialize and dine in the open-plan kitchen and living area. Throughout the day, natural light floods in through the floor-to-ceiling windows, making the apartments consistently bright and welcoming. A storage room, a walk-in closet, and a barrier-free shower bathroom complete the comfortable living experience in this approximately 50-square-meter apartment. The finishing touch is the small terrace located on the top floor – perfect for quiet moments after work or for conversations with friends. During the planning and construction phases, emphasis is placed on healthy building practices and avoiding the use of environmentally harmful or health-damaging substances or materials. At the beginning of the construction phase, key elements such as flooring can be selected from presented models to suit individual tastes. The stairwell houses storage rooms, and on the ground floor, there is a utility room and the technical equipment for the photovoltaic system. There is also ample parking for cars and bicycles. Construction is expected to begin at the end of 2026, with completion in 2027. This apartment is eligible for occupancy with a housing entitlement certificate (WBS). We would be happy to explain the steps involved in obtaining this subsidy. Other apartments are available without the need for a WBS – please feel free to contact us for more information!

Southwest of the state capital, Hanover, lies the charming town of Springe, with approximately 30,000 residents in its catchment area and a suburban character. The district of Bennigsen, located in the northeast and with around 4,300 residents, stands out for its peaceful atmosphere on the southern slope of the Süllberg, offering many opportunities to build a long-term future with a high quality of life. The advantages:

* **EXCELLENT TRANSPORT LINKS WITHIN THE HANNOVER – HAMELN – HILDESHEIM REGION**
Commuters and professionals appreciate the excellent transport links to the state capital, Hanover (22 km), whether by car or suburban train. The B217, A4, and A2 highways are within a 10- to 20-minute drive. The international airport is reachable within less than an hour by car. The suburban train station is just a few minutes' walk away, potentially eliminating the need for a second car.

* **EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR A GOOD LIFE**
In Springe and Bennigsen, everything is well organized: Essential infrastructure is available within a 15-minute radius, including two supermarkets within walking distance, a gas station, a pharmacy, doctor's offices, an outdoor swimming pool, restaurants, cafes, a sports hall, and various clubs. The needs of young families are also catered to: Several kindergartens and schools, as well as leisure activities, help children to grow up in a stable environment and develop well.

**CLOSE TO NATURE FOR AN ACTIVE LIFESTYLE**
Even the old Hanseatic nobility found recreation in the historical landscape of the Calenberger Land and at the Deisterpforte. It is still a very pleasant place to live today – the diverse landscape of the Lower Saxony mountains and hills, and the North German lowlands, offers numerous opportunities to relax or to be active. Whether hiking, cycling, or other outdoor activities, cultural events such as music festivals, or a visit to a historic estate: an active lifestyle is easy here!