Former vicarage for sale in Oldenstadt.

The Evangelical Lutheran Parish of Oldenstadt is selling its property located at Klosterstraße 10 A, in Oldenstadt, a district of Uelzen. The property consists of a single-family house. Previously, the building was used as a residence for clergy. In the future, the building will no longer be needed for church or social purposes. For interested buyers, there is an opportunity to preserve existing features while also realizing their own ideas, in accordance with local building regulations.

The property boasts a quiet residential location, set back from the main street, surrounded by historic buildings (the monastery church and community hall), with plenty of greenery and potential for fulfilling personal dreams.

The property will soon be completely cleared, allowing viewings to be arranged by telephone starting in early September.

The sale of the property will be finalized through a bidding process by the church council in Oldenstadt.

We would like to express our sincere gratitude to the Expert Committee for Property Values of Lüneburg (GAG) for granting permission to publish the map material.

The property for sale is located in Oldenstadt, a district within the Hanseatic city of Uelzen, in the Uelzen district, which belongs to the Northeast Lower Saxony region. The Hanseatic city of Uelzen originated in the historical center of Oldenstadt, and you could potentially live there in the future if you wish. The Uelzen district has a circular shape and borders the Lüneburg district to the north, the Lüchow-Dannenberg district to the east, and the state border with Saxony-Anhalt to the southeast. In a clockwise direction, it also borders the districts of Gifhorn, Celle, and the Heidekreis. The property includes the parsonage and the community hall of the Evangelical Lutheran parish of Oldenstadt and is located in the southern part of Oldenstadt. It borders the "Klosterstraße," the main street of the Oldenstadt district, via a road. The federal highways B4, B71, B191, and B493 are located nearby and can be easily accessed for travel planning. The nearest on-ramp and off-ramp for the planned federal highway A39 are only a few kilometers away. The central area of Uelzen, with its beautiful and carefully restored half-timbered houses, the weekly market, the shopping streets, and the pedestrian zone perfect for leisurely strolls, is located approximately 2 km to the southwest.

One of the most beautiful railway stations in Germany (the Hundertwasserbahnhof) is located about 4 km to the west and serves as a stop for IC trains on the main line between Hamburg and Hanover. Further connections are available to Berlin, Braunschweig, and Bremen. You can easily and environmentally friendly reach the city center from Oldenstadt using the bicycle priority route. The municipal indoor and outdoor swimming pool is located approximately 3.5 km to the northeast in the Veerßen district and is also easily accessible by bicycle or public transport. In Uelzen, you will find shopping facilities beyond just everyday needs. Public facilities serving the community, such as general education schools, vocational schools, kindergartens, and a swimming pool, are also available. The Ostfalia University of Applied Sciences, located in Suderburg (southwest of the district), is easily accessible and offers up to nine degree programs. In the Hanseatic city of Uelzen, a diverse cultural program is offered in the newly renovated theater and at many other locations. The district of Oldenstadt offers plenty of nature for relaxation, in addition to the adjacent historical center, whether at Oldenstädter See (lake) or in the adjacent forest, through which you can also reach the idyllically situated Woltersburger Mill. According to the Hanseatic city of Uelzen, no zoning plan has been established for the area of the property, meaning it falls within an area without specific zoning regulations. In the valid land use plan for the district of Oldenstadt, dated February 15, 2001, the property is designated as an area for public use, with the specific purpose of "church." The possibility of obtaining a permit for a change of use to residential or non-obstructive commercial purposes should be considered. The area where the property is located is primarily used for mixed village purposes and predominantly for residential use.