Family home with sauna, office space, cold storage room, barbecue hut, photovoltaic system, and large garden, located in Horn-Lehe.

The Casa Corona, a detached single-family home built in 1937, underwent a complete renovation in 2010/11 and has been continuously improved since then – most recently in 2024 with the installation of a photovoltaic system and in 2026 with an air conditioning system in the attic. The result is a house that combines the character of a well-established older building with the technology of a new build: it boasts an energy efficiency rating of A, with a final energy consumption of 48.7 kWh/(m²·a). The 180.7 m² of living space is divided into nine rooms, three bathrooms, a kitchen, a utility room, and hallways, spread across three levels. The ground floor features a living room, dining room, and a room with a fireplace, as well as two separate rooms that can be used as a home office or guest rooms. The upper floor offers a master bedroom with a walk-in closet, two children's rooms, and a large bathroom from 2010. The converted attic provides additional living space and can be used as a playroom or hobby room. Thanks to the air conditioning system, it is also suitable as a home office during the summer. The bathroom on the ground floor was completely renovated in 2021, and the fitted kitchen dates from 2016. An adjoining building connects the outbuilding to the main house. It offers an additional 51.6 m² of usable space, including a private bathroom, sauna, a practice or studio room, a workshop, a walk-in cold room, a bicycle storage area, and two storage rooms. Those who work from home, receive patients or clients, or simply need space for hobbies and a workshop will find a solution here that would not be feasible in a typical single-family home. The property measures 1,061 m² and is significantly deeper than is typical in the surrounding area. The house is set back from the street, and the garden, facing west, is sheltered and features a covered terrace (27 m²), a barbecue hut, and fruit trees. The property is being sold privately. All documents – including the land registry extract, floor plan, calculation of living space, building permit, energy certificate, building description, and floor plans – are complete and can be provided to seriously interested parties in advance.

Horn-Lehe is one of the most desirable residential areas in Bremen – a well-established neighborhood with mature trees, single-family homes, and easy access to the city center. The University of Bremen and the technology park, which houses over 500 companies, are located nearby, as are Universum, Botanika, and the Rhododendron Park. The Hollerland and Stadtwaldsee also provide opportunities for recreation.

Tram line 4 stops nearby and provides a direct connection to Schwachhausen, the city center, and in the opposite direction, to Borgfeld and Lilienthal, without requiring any changes. The A27 motorway is also easily accessible within a few minutes via the Lilienthaler Heerstraße. Kindergartens, schools, and shops for everyday needs are all located within walking distance in the neighborhood.

The property's location on the main street offers a sense of openness: the house is set back behind a front garden, wall, and hedge, the windows facing the street are equipped with soundproofing, and the actual living and garden area is located on the quieter, west-facing side. When you visit the garden, you hardly notice the street – despite the excellent transport links.