House for sale 6+1 • 140 m² without real estateHoffmannstraße 39, , Lower Saxony

Your Home That Grows With You – Two-Family House Built in 1994

Some houses don’t adapt to life – but this one does. The well-maintained two-family house, built in 1994, offers precisely the flexibility that young couples and families need at the start of their journey together: You first move into the vacant apartment in the attic – bright, cozy, with its own charm under the roof – while the ground floor apartment remains rented, with the monthly rent noticeably contributing to the financing. This way, you can begin your journey toward home ownership with a manageable financial burden.

And as the family grows, so does your home: As soon as the space upstairs feels too cramped, you’ll have access to the entire, significantly larger living area spread over both floors – without the need to move, search for a realtor, or sign a new purchase contract. The two apartments then merge into a spacious single-family home with approximately 140 m² of living space, in which every child can have their own room.

The ground floor apartment features a small garden with a lovely terrace roof. A carport and a garage are also included. For any further questions, feel free to call directly at: 0176 99634653

Location – Right in the Middle Between the Fehn Canals and the North Sea

The house is centrally located in the Fehn community of Ostrhauderfehn, renowned for its perfectly straight canals, white drawbridges, and the well-maintained, tranquil Fehn culture—experienced along the Wiekentour with the Petrus Church and the historic Idafehn mill. Just a few minutes by car lies the Idasee, one of the region’s largest recreational areas, featuring a bathing beach, playground, and water-skiing facility—a popular destination for family outings. Cyclists will enjoy the roughly 29 km long Wiekentour, which offers a pleasant circuit along the Fehn canals.

There is even more to discover within a 25 km radius: Barßel is only about 9 km away, while Leer and Papenburg are roughly 15–16 km distant—both boasting historic old towns, excellent infrastructure, and direct train connections. In Leer, the Leeraner Miniaturland, with over 1,500 m² of exhibition space, invites families for an enjoyable day out. Oldenburg is reachable in around 40 km.

And then there’s the North Sea: on windy days in Ostrhauderfehn you can already feel the influence of the coast, which is just under an hour’s drive away. Emden, with its North Sea port, is about a 35-minute drive—ideal for spontaneous excursions to the Wadden Sea, the beach, or the East Frisian Islands.

Infrastructure – Everything Essential is Nearby

Ostrhauderfehn is ideally suited for families: the Ostrhauderfehn primary school is centrally located on Middendorfstraße, complemented by the Holtermoor primary school as well as the School at Osterfehn (serving both lower and secondary levels) right on site. For those seeking a high school, the neighboring Rhauderfehn offers the Albrecht-Weinberg-Gymnasium—a secondary school just a few minutes by car away.

Medical care is also readily available: In Ostrhauderfehn, around 19 doctors of various specialties serve the community, and several general practitioner offices are located in close proximity along the main street.

For your daily shopping needs, there is, among other options, the EDEKA Schmidt on the main street, complemented by additional shops, bakeries, cafés, and restaurants along the Fehn canals in the town center. Those looking for larger shopping options will find Leer (about 15 km away), one of the most important shopping towns in East Frisia.

Currently, each floor has its own gas heating system with a separate meter. The heating systems were renewed in 2014, ensuring a clear division of energy consumption. The electrical meters are also separately divided between the ground floor and the attic.