Living where Hamburg slopes down towards the Elbe river.

A 3.5-room apartment in the stair-step district of Blankenese – where narrow steps and gardens take over the final stretch to the river. 139 m² with a view level with the Elbe (Elbe River).

A subtly modern building from 2002, nestled among mature trees – from the street, it's hard to imagine how close the Elbe actually is.

An unobstructed view of the Elbe and the river traffic – from the living area, the river becomes a constant companion.

The accompanying garden, a green oasis – rare in this location, and part of the condominium ownership.

The Staircase District
Blankenese is Hamburg's steepest district – a hillside dotted with captains' houses, winding alleyways, and countless steps that snake through the gardens down to the Elbe River. Cars rarely venture this far; down here, the only way to get around is on foot.

"Nowhere else in Hamburg does the journey to work involve so many steps – and so much of a view."

The apartment is located right in the heart of this area: close enough to the staircases to experience the district's unique character every day, and with an unobstructed view of the river that leads Hamburg to the sea.

There are restaurants nearby, and a bus stop is within easy reach.
Shops, schools, and medical facilities are also located in the vicinity.