Flat for sale 3+1 • 86 m² without real estateHamburg Eimsbüttel Hamburg 20253

The spacious apartment is located on the top floor (4th floor) of a Jugendstil building dating from 1906. The apartment is ready for occupancy. An elevator is available. In the past two years, extensive renovation work has been carried out on the facade, and all balconies have been thoroughly renewed. A year ago, the old gas heating system was decommissioned and connected to the district heating network.

The apartment features 3 spacious rooms and a kitchen, as well as a shower room and a separate toilet, which have been renewed and now meet the latest standards. The floor is made of solid, original pine wood planks that have been sanded and oiled. The apartment includes a 10 m² storage room in the attic. There is also a communal bicycle cellar. In the spring of 2026, the building will be connected to the fiber optic network.

The building is situated in the sought-after Generalsviertel in Hohe-Luft West in Hamburg Eimsbüttel, on a quiet bike street lined with trees on both sides. The Isebek canal and the green lung of Ise Park are only 150 m away, and the Weiher Park is just 300 m away.

The district of Hohe-Luft West, thanks to its urban structure, is one of Hamburg’s most popular residential areas. Osterstraße and Eppendorfer Weg are only a few minutes’ walk away. Public transport to the university, Dammtor station, and the city center, as well as to Altona, Eppendorf, or the University Hospital, is reachable in a 5-minute walk. With bus and subway, it takes only 20 minutes to reach the main train station, and the same time is needed by bicycle. Numerous shopping opportunities are within walking distance.

The photos show the apartment up until our move-out; the rooms are now empty.

There is no fitted kitchen available, but all connections are in place.

The energy certificate is dated 20.03.2025 and is valid until 20.03.2035. The energy requirement is rated between classes D and E, corresponding to the average for Germany’s residential building stock, while the primary energy demand is rated between classes A and B.