House to rent 5+1 • 100 m² without real estateAn der Hofkoppel 6 b, , Lower Saxony

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A special refuge for a maximum of 4 people right in the center of Bad Bevensen.

The country house is located on the Strampenhof – the green oasis in the center of 29549 Bad Bevensen, at An der Hofkoppel 6 b.

The building was rebuilt in 1976 and renovated in 2025.

The house, with 5 small rooms and two bathrooms, offers approximately 100 m² of living space and, with a large terrace (awning), about 120 m² of usable area.

Ground Floor: Living room with fireplace, kitchen, hallway, guest WC, bedroom facing east with an en-suite shower bathroom and a storage room with cellar access; newly installed laminate floor on the ground floor, staircase.

Upper Floor: In total, 3 small sleeping or office rooms and a new, large bathroom. New carpet flooring in all rooms and on the staircase.

Secured car parking space in front of the door for €30 + €10 service charges monthly

Carport for €60 + €10 service charges monthly

Garage for €100 + €20 service charges monthly

A new electric heating system was installed last year, allowing you to heat individually. The previous tenant paid a monthly advance payment of €260, which included electricity for lighting.

Please let me know alternative dates on which we can schedule a viewing of the apartment.

Bad Bevensen has an excellent infrastructure and exemplary medical care with doctors and clinics.

Also attractive is the entertainment program offered by Bad Bevensen Marketing GmbH. All year round, there are cultural events worth visiting.

Bad Bevensen is 12 km from Uelzen and 19 km from Lüneburg. With the Interregio train, you can be in Hamburg within one hour or slightly longer in Hanover.

Bad Bevensen – A Paradise of Relaxation and Connection with Nature

In the very heart of the Lüneburg Heath lies a small yet truly precious gem of Northern Germany: Bad Bevensen. This spa town, gently nestled in the idyllic landscape of Lower Saxony, is a place that gently puts the hustle and bustle of everyday life aside and invites the soul to take a deep breath. Here, time seems to flow a little slower, the air a little purer, and the smiles of the people a bit warmer.

The jewel of the town – the iodine saltwater thermal spa – is known far beyond the region. From the very first step into the warm pools of the thermal bath, you are enveloped by a noticeable lightness. The healing water, enriched with valuable minerals, not only helps the body to relax but also allows the mind to let go and reflect. A stay in the thermal spa is like a journey to oneself – everything here is designed to promote harmony and well-being. The lovingly designed sauna landscapes, the gentle colors, and the soft sound of water create an oasis of calm that is rarely found in this quality elsewhere.

But Bad Bevensen has much more to offer than its thermal spa. The extensive spa park, which stretches through the center of the town, invites you to take relaxed walks. In spring, the park bursts into a magnificent array of colors and displays a diversity of plants that will astonish any nature lover. Here, one can immediately feel the healing power of nature: the fresh air fills the lungs, the gentle murmur of the streams soothes the mind, and the rustling of the leaves seems like nature’s soft melody. And for those seeking a more intensive encounter with nature, the Kneipp barefoot path offers an experience that refreshes both body and senses.

In the surroundings of Bad Bevensen, there are also many gems to discover. The Lüneburg Heath, with its gentle waves and expansive, lilac carpets of heather, invites long hikes and bike tours. In the late summer months, when the heath is in full bloom, the landscape is bathed in a unique spectrum of colors that almost seem magical. Here, the hiker and nature lover discover an almost untouched world of serene beauty, evoking a sense of humility and gratitude.

Not far from Bad Bevensen lies the old Hanseatic city of Lüneburg, a place full of history and culture. Lüneburg’s old town is a work of art in itself: the characteristic brick Gothic architecture, the winding alleys, and the charming little cafés invite you to a day full of discoveries. Here, you can feel the pulse of bygone eras while continually being surprised by the vibrancy the city exudes.

The cozy living room with a dining area and open fireplace invites you to linger. There is a spacious terrace and a guest WC is also available.

The apartment is ideally to be rented to a couple or a senior shared apartment. However, a family with a maximum of 2 children is also welcome.

No broker’s fee!

The new dishwasher (€650), 5 ceiling lamps, the roller blind in the guest WC, and the neutral gray curtains in the living room and hallway are available for purchase by the tenant for €1,000.

Dog ownership is not allowed.

In the advance payment for heating costs of €210, there is an electricity cost advance of €50 included. There is a separate meter for this. You do not pay this amount of €210 to the landlord, but to an energy supplier of your choice.

The wiring and connection sockets for internet and cable TV are available in the apartment. You are free to choose your provider. A fiber optic connection from Lünecom is in the building and can be activated freely.

The rent is adjusted annually by 2.5% (average inflation rate) (graduated rent contract). However, you will not face any additional net rent increase during the entire term of the contract.

This exposé has been prepared for you to the best of our knowledge. The basis for the above information is data and/or documents provided to me as the owner or by third parties. The rental price mentioned above is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute a binding offer. Errors and subletting are reserved. This exposé is merely preliminary information; only the agreed rental contract serves as the legal basis. Upon request, we will send you additional documents. No guarantee can be given for the accuracy of the information.