A single-family or duplex house with a garage and rooftop terrace – potential for a modern home.

This detached brick house was built in 1961 and extended in 1980. It offers approximately 204 square meters of living space across two full floors, situated on a plot of about 412 square meters. While the house requires renovation, it possesses features that cannot be added later: ample space, floor-to-ceiling windows, a generous roof terrace, and a layout with two complete floors. The ground floor (approximately 113 square meters) includes a large living room in the extension with a sliding door leading to the terrace, a dining room, the kitchen, a bathroom, and three additional rooms that can be used as bedrooms. The upper floor (approximately 91 square meters) features a living room with access to the approximately 27 square meter roof terrace, a dining area in the dormer window, a kitchen, a bathroom, and two more bedrooms. Each floor is therefore fully equipped. Potential uses include: as a single-family home. With five to six bedrooms, two living rooms, and two kitchens, the house is suitable for a large family or for multi-generational living under one roof. Those who wish to use the space differently can convert individual rooms into home offices, consulting rooms, or guest rooms. Potential uses include: as a two-unit dwelling. The ground floor and upper floor each have a kitchen, bathroom, and living area. As a two-unit building, there are two apartments with a total of five bedrooms: three on the ground floor and two on the upper floor. This is attractive to investors or to owner-occupiers who want to rent out one of the floors or who want to have family members live in the house. A conceptual floor plan showing the division into two living units is included. The legal permissibility of using the property as a two-family home must be clarified by the buyer with the building authority before the purchase. Extension, terrace, and roof terrace: The extension built in 1980 creates the spacious living area on the ground floor, with direct access to the garden. Above this is the roof terrace, accessible from the upper floor. The floor-to-ceiling windows create the potential for bright, modern living spaces with outdoor access on both levels. Additional areas: The property includes a garage with a sectional door, behind which is a workshop and storage room with its own exterior door, a partial basement with two rooms, and an undeveloped attic space spanning the entire length of the house. On the garden side, there is a terrace and a garden.

The house is located in a quiet, dead-end street in the Leeste district of Weyhe, immediately south of Bremen. The location is particularly convenient for families: a kindergarten is just a few meters away, and the Weyhe-Leeste cooperative comprehensive school is within walking distance. The town center, with its shops, services, doctors, and the local town hall, is also easily accessible on foot.

For commuters and working professionals, the connection to Bremen and the surrounding region is excellent. The A1 motorway is quickly accessible via the Bremen-Brinkum and Bremen-Arsten exits, and Bremen Airport is approximately 15 km away. The Kirchweyhe train station serves regional express train RE 9 and regional S-Bahn RS 2. In addition, the Bremen tram line 8 is currently being extended to Leeste. Construction work is already underway, which will provide the town center with a direct tram connection to the center of Bremen in the future.

Weyhe combines the proximity to Bremen with the residential environment of a town surrounded by greenery. The house, with its garden, terrace, and rooftop terrace, provides the perfect setting, for families as well as for investors.