House for sale 4+1 • 149 m² without real estateBuchsbaumstraße 18, , Lower Saxony

A home that grows with you. Coffee on the terrace in the first morning sun, afternoon light reaching deep into the living room—and the crackle of the tiled stove on cold evenings. Built in 1986, the “Sun House,” designed by Weyhe-based architectural studio Dipl.-Ing. U. Sieber, combines timeless architecture with an exceptionally flexible floor plan. Distinctive dormer windows and the home’s consistent orientation toward the sun create a bright, welcoming atmosphere throughout.

Two levels—one concept. In 2007, the house was remodelled so that the ground floor and upper floor can each function as a fully self-contained apartment, with their own kitchen and bathroom. If required, a lightweight partition wall in the hallway can create two separate units with private entrances, without any structural alterations.

The ground floor welcomes you with a spacious hallway, exposed timber-beam ceiling and warm terracotta tiles. At its heart is the living room, featuring a tiled stove and access to the south-facing conservatory. The kitchen opens onto the terrace, while the accessible shower room ensures comfortable living at every stage of life.

The upper floor features a large kitchen-diner with room for the whole family, two bright rooms beneath large dormer windows, a bathroom with a bathtub and shower, and a storage room.

The owners have maintained the house with great care and have regularly commissioned qualified contractors to carry out all necessary work. With a new heating system installed in 2023 and no backlog of required investment, the property is ready for you to move in and feel at home.

**Peaceful living—with Bremen on your doorstep.**

A place where children can play outside and evenings begin in tranquillity.

**Wider location:** Stuhr is situated in the Diepholz district of Lower Saxony and directly borders the southern edge of Bremen. With approximately 34,000 residents, it is a regional centre and the district’s largest municipality in terms of both population and economic strength. It combines all the advantages of the area surrounding Bremen: short travel times to the Hanseatic city and excellent local infrastructure, including nurseries, schools and sports facilities, as well as abundant green spaces and numerous cycling and hiking trails. Demand for residential property in Stuhr has remained stable for years.

**Immediate location:** The house is located on Buchsbaumstraße, a quiet residential street in the Seckenhausen district. The property is situated at the end of a cul-de-sac, with no through traffic and no possibility of future development obstructing the site. It is an environment where children can play outside safely and adults can unwind.

**Ground floor:**

Living room with a timber-beam ceiling and tiled stove; if desired, the rear of the stove can also heat the hallway, kitchen and upper floor. Large south-facing conservatory with access from both the living room and bedroom. Large-format terracotta tiles and dark mahogany interior doors. White fitted kitchen with oven and dishwasher, professionally refurbished by a specialist painting contractor, with access to the terrace. Accessible shower room (2008, installed by Carl Cordes): level-access rain shower with glass screen, large washbasin, two windows and a separate WC area with guest washbasin. Utility room with space for a washing machine, tumble dryer, provisions and freezer.

**Upper floor:**

Large fitted kitchen (2007) and dining area with room for the whole family. Two bright rooms with large dormer windows. White and grey bathroom with bathtub, glass shower enclosure (2002), double washbasin and two new Velux windows (2023). Storage room, also suitable as a pantry, with carpeted flooring.

**Building services:**

BRÖTJE gas condensing boiler, including chimney refurbishment (2023). Underfloor heating throughout the house. Two fuse boxes meeting modern standards. Separate emergency power outlet on the ground floor (2025), independent of the other electrical circuits.

**Outdoor area:**

Well-maintained, low-maintenance garden with a small pond. Terrace behind the house with morning sun. Carport and driveway. Attic providing storage space. Garden shed in need of repair.

The owners have consistently invested in the building’s fabric and preservation of its value, with all work carried out by qualified contractors. There is no backlog of required investment.