An old building to fall in love with! In a Jugendstil townhouse from 1904, this apartment sprawls over a generous 165m2 of living space. Upon entering the property, your eyes are immediately drawn to the long hallway and the 3.60m high ceilings. The well-planned layout creates an ideal balance between an open living atmosphere and private retreats. The entire living area, facing south, forms the heart of the apartment and is additionally equipped with inward-opening sliding doors that make the whole space appear open. Large windows ensure a light-filled atmosphere. Elaborate stucco elements, as well as Pitchpine wooden planks and herringbone parquet, underscore the charming old-building character of the entire apartment. The romantic bay window in the living area invites you to linger with a book or a cup of tea. The simple and stylish designer kitchen forms a perfect symbiosis of Jugendstil and modernity. The main bathroom is equipped with a bathtub and, thanks to the windows overlooking the green rear garden, is very bright. Another bathroom features a shower and even leaves room for creative possibilities. The stylish color scheme and the spaciousness of the rooms make this property unique. Another special feature of the property is that permission for commercial use has already been granted. You can use the property entirely as a residential apartment, for commercial purposes, or as a combination of living and working. Furthermore, a spacious balcony on the communal garden side of the apartment is in the planning stages.

There is space for four cars on the property (depending on availability).

The floor plan does not correspond to the current room layout.

The Hohenfelde district is located in the heart of Hamburg, bordered by Uhlenhorst in the north, St. Georg in the west, Eilbek in the east, and Borgfelde in the south. Hohenfelde impresses with its convenient transport links and infrastructure, but also with its proximity to water and culture. The Kuhmühlenteich pond and the Outer Alster are within walking distance. The Lübecker Straße U-Bahn station (lines U1 & U3), as well as several bus stops, are only a few minutes away on foot. You can reach Jungfernstieg in just four stops on the U1. The main train station is accessible by train and by car in less than ten minutes. Various cultural institutions in Hamburg will soon be within easy reach. The Kunsthalle, the Deichtorhallen, as well as the State Opera and the Elbphilharmonie, are conveniently and quickly accessible by nearby public transport. Shops for daily needs and a varied gastronomic scene can be found in the immediate vicinity. This neighborhood also offers a diverse range of entertainment and leisure activities. Daycare centers, schools, doctors, hairdressers, and pharmacies are all in the immediate area.

2 min to the bus/train stop

15 min to the highway exit

20 min to the airport

10 min to the main train station

2 min to the kindergarten

2 min to the school

2 min to the nearest grocery store

– upscale

– modernized

– renovated