House for sale 5+1 • 108 m² without real estate, Lower Saxony

The end-of-terrace house is a "space wonder" with 107 m² of living area. It features five sufficiently large rooms that can be used as living, sleeping, or even working spaces, making it ideal for young families. The kitchen is equipped with a fitted kitchen. A bathroom with a shower and a separate guest WC complete the available space, as do a hallway, a utility room, and an attic used for storage in the top floor.

The house, built in 1986, was last modernized and comprehensively renovated in 2012.

The house will be available from December 15, 2025.

The plot is 158 m² in size and, in addition to a front garden and a backyard, features a terrace (17 m²), a garage (17 m²), and a garden shed (14 m²). The communal areas of the “Akazienhain” property community also provide a green space and a dedicated children's playground. A few meters from the house entrance, four car parking spaces are available at the entrance to the inner courtyard for residents.

The end-of-terrace house is located in the west side of Burgdorf and offers excellent infrastructure, especially for families with children. In the inner courtyard of Akazienhain, there is a playground, and other leisure facilities for children are nearby. The primary school and kindergartens are easily accessible on foot, and all secondary schools can be reached by bicycle. In the west side of town, there are ample opportunities for daily shopping, and medical facilities (doctors and a pharmacy) are in the immediate vicinity of Akazienhain.

The west side is connected to public transport by a bus service, and the train station—with an S-Bahn connection to Hanover—is also within easy walking distance. For commuters by car, Burgdorf is practically a "suburb" of Hanover via the A37. The drive from the west side to the Medical University takes just under 20 minutes by car.

The gas heating system was replaced in 2010 with a gas condensing boiler that provides a cozy warmth. For a family of four, the annual heating energy consumption was last recorded at 110.07 kWh/m², placing the energy efficiency class at D for the year 2025. According to the district chimney sweep’s report, the gas condensing boiler can continue to be operated without additional energy efficiency renovation measures.

The Building Energy Act (GEG) explicitly permits the continued operation of existing gas heating systems when they are gas condensing boilers. Since the property has been equipped with such a boiler since 2010, there is no immediate need to replace the heating system. This was also confirmed by the district chimney sweep at the end of 2024: No technical modifications are required, as the GEG requirements are met.