House for sale 7+1 • 163 m² without real estateHamburg Langenhorn Hamburg 22419

The spacious red-brick end-terrace house was built in 1959/60 on a 371 m² plot as part of the Kock housing estate, comprising 154 houses of various sizes. Built using solid masonry construction, the property features seven rooms, two bathrooms, a guest WC and a fitted kitchen. The plot is legally subdivided and has no communal areas. The garden faces south.

In 2009, the house was remodelled and comprehensively renovated by architects, achieving energy efficiency class D. The work included:

- Heating system (gas condensing boiler), pipes and radiators

- Water pipes, drainage system and bathrooms

- Complete rewiring from the property boundary onwards

- Replacement windows with triple glazing (with a few exceptions) and resistance class RC2

- Loft conversion (internal insulation, reinforced rafters, two-rafter-wide dormer, removal of the attic level, Velux windows and new roof covering)

- Partial replacement of flooring (oiled oak mosaic parquet)

- Insulation of the basement ceiling

- Blown-in insulation on the gable wall

- Timber-frame extension

The property comprises seven rooms, two bathrooms and a guest WC.

The entrance vestibule leads into the hallway, which is tiled with Solnhofen limestone slabs and provides access to a 15 m² room. From the spacious 37 m² living/dining room with its extension, a large sliding door offers views of the mature garden, which is largely screened from neighbouring properties. Chickens are currently kept in the garden.

The bright kitchen provides an additional access point to the garden.

The first floor comprises a full bathroom and 2.5 rooms with parquet flooring. The converted attic contains two bright rooms and a shower room. Removal of the former attic level has created a ceiling height of four metres at the ridge, giving the space an airy and atmospheric feel.

With the exception of the extension, the house is fully basemented. The basement contains four additional rooms of varying sizes and has its own external entrance.

Langenhorn is a leafy, well-established district in the north of Hamburg. All types of schools can be reached quickly on foot or by bicycle. The LaHoMa shopping centre offers a wide range of shops for everyday needs. For a broader selection, the Alstertal shopping centre in Poppenbüttel and the Herold Center in Norderstedt are each approximately 15 minutes away by car.

The district has excellent public transport connections via the U1 underground line and several bus routes. The nearest underground station, Langenhorn Markt, is approximately a 12-minute walk away. During the day, trains run every five to ten minutes, reaching Jungfernstieg in 24 minutes.

The Raakmoor nature reserve, well known beyond Langenhorn as a recreational area, is within walking distance.

The housing estate is particularly notable for its friendly neighbourhood and diverse mix of age groups.