Unique, spacious architect-designed house from 1962. Light-filled rooms, large windows, an atrium.

The front building is one storey, the rear building two storeys, built in the bungalow style of the early ‘60s. This is the design of a well-known Hamburg architect with many charming details.

The property is situated in a very quiet cul-de-sac and is oriented with its front facing south, surrounded by a beautiful garden. The house is largely basemented, with barrier-free access and three bathrooms. The heating system is oil-fired.

The house is ready for immediate occupancy, although modernization measures (kitchen, bathrooms, windows, possibly energy-efficient renovations) should be taken into account.

The property is located in a very peaceful cul-de-sac residential area in Hamburg Rissen. Bus line 388 runs only 100 meters away, and there is an S-Bahn connection via the Rissen station.

On foot, one can reach both the Tinsdaler Heide recreational area with the adjacent Wittenbergen Elbufer, as well as the shopping facilities in the center of Rissen village. The Iserbarg and Vosshagen schools are especially easy and quickly accessible.

The magnificent, extensive natural landscape of the Klövensteen Forest with its wildlife enclosure is also quickly reachable by bicycle.

The house has two main entrances; the front entrance is barrier-free, while at the rear entrance, two steps must be navigated.