Completely renovated end-of-terrace house, built in 1960 and renovated in 2009.

The spacious, red-brick semi-detached house was built in 1959/60 on a 371 m2 plot as part of the Kock settlement, which comprises 154 houses of various sizes. It features 7 rooms, 2 bathrooms, a guest toilet, and a fitted kitchen. The property has a clearly defined boundary and no shared areas. The garden faces south. In 2009, the house underwent renovations and a comprehensive refurbishment by architects, achieving energy efficiency class D, with the following improvements:
- Heating system (gas condensing boiler), pipes, and radiators
- Water pipes and drainage system, bathrooms
- Complete electrical system from the property boundary
- New triple-glazed windows (with a few exceptions), with security rating 2
- Attic conversion (insulated from the inside, doubled roof beams, dormer window spanning two bays, removal of the attic space, Velux windows, new roof covering)
- Partial replacement of flooring (oiled oak parquet)
- Insulation of the cellar ceiling
- Blown-in insulation on the gable side
- Extension built using a timber frame construction
It has 7 rooms, two bathrooms, and a guest toilet. The entrance hall leads to a hallway tiled with Solnhofen tiles, from which a 15 m2 room is accessible. The spacious living/dining room with an extension (37 m2) features a large sliding door that opens onto a private, enclosed garden, offering little visibility to neighboring properties. Currently, chickens are kept in the garden. The bright kitchen provides another access point to the garden. On the first floor, there is a full bathroom and 2.5 rooms with parquet flooring. The attic has two bright rooms and a shower room. Due to the high gable, the ceiling height at the ridge is 4 meters, creating a sense of spaciousness. In addition to the extension, the house is fully basemented, with four rooms of varying sizes and an external access to the basement.

Langenhorn is a green, established district in the north of Hamburg. All types of schools are easily accessible on foot or by bike. The LaHoMa shopping center offers a wide range of shops for everyday needs. For additional shopping options, you can reach the Alstertal shopping center in Poppenbüttel or the Heroldcenter in Norderstedt in about 15 minutes by car. The district is excellently connected to public transportation via the U1 subway line and various bus lines. The nearest subway station, Langenhorn Markt, is about a 12-minute walk away. From there, you can reach Jungfernstieg in 24 minutes, with trains running approximately every 5 to 10 minutes during the day.

Within walking distance is the Raakmoor nature reserve, which is known as a recreational area not only in Langenhorn but also beyond.

A notable feature of the neighborhood is the friendly and diverse community.