If you're not looking for a cookie-cutter house but rather an exclusive and energetically generous detached home in a nature-oriented setting—and still need a good connection to the big city—then you’ve come to the right place.

The exclusive single-family home is in extremely well-maintained condition and is located not far from the town of Bad Oldesloe, in a quiet cul-de-sac (Zone 30). The beautifully fenced 868‑square‑meter property with adjoining fields impresses with its stunning location. On the property there is an approximately 80‑square‑meter west-facing terrace in Tuscan style that is completely private.

The house features 7 rooms with high-quality finishes. The total living and usable area is about 270 square meters, offering plenty of space for family, guests, work, and hobbies. Built in 2007 in solid construction as a KfW‑40 energy-saving house, the property benefits from energy-efficient features. The gutters are made of copper and the roof is covered with black glazed roof tiles. All plastic windows with muntins feature triple glazing and the exterior walls are insulated with 16 cm insulation (ESP WLG 035), which contributes to its energy efficiency. Despite its large size, the house has low energy costs.

The utility room houses a gas central heating system by Viesmann (condensing technology) along with all the other connections. All windows on the ground floor and on the first floor facing the balcony are lockable. The balcony invites you to linger in the evenings, offering a beautiful panoramic view of the fields, meadows, and sunsets.

The double garage of approximately 43 square meters offers plenty of space. The front garage door can be opened electronically, while the rear door leading to the garden is opened manually. Inside the garage you will find 8 electrical outlets, a sink with hot and cold water connections, and an exterior tap with a separate water meter for the garden.

An inviting open entrance area decorated with Venetian plaster on the walls leads to the bright and friendly open mezzanine with white wooden stairs reaching up to the attic. The entire floor on the ground level and the hall on the first floor are laid with large-format granite slabs (Galaxy) and partly with white marble. In the utility room adjacent to the garage, the floor is finished with a gray granite slab. All other floors are finished in a plank-look laminate, except for the bedroom, which has carpeting.

The spacious living/dining area of over 55 square meters welcomes you with its four double-winged terrace windows and stove, as well as an open cooking area featuring a high‑quality ALNO high‑gloss fitted kitchen with an island and counter for relaxing. The countertops, as well as the backsplash and cooking island, are also outfitted with a granite slab (Galaxy). Adjacent to the kitchen is the large utility room (approx. 19.26 square meters) with an exterior door to the garage, making it easy to bring your groceries inside.

On the ground floor you will find the guest WC, office, living/dining/kitchen area, and utility room. The first floor contains three additional living rooms, as well as a full bathroom and a shower room. On the second floor there are 2 more spacious developed rooms plus a small area off the hallway used for storage. (A layout plan for the developed attic is not available.)

The property is situated in a good location. The municipality of Bad Oldesloe, with around 25,000 inhabitants, is a medium-sized town as well as the district capital of Stormarn in Schleswig-Holstein. The municipal area also includes Alfresenburg, Blumendorf, Glinde I, Glinde II, Kneeden, Neufresendorf, Poggensee, Rethwischfeld, Schadehorn, Seefeld, Sehmsdorf, and Wolkenwehe.

Those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of big-city life in a charming landscape will find pure relaxation and tranquility here. The public local transport network is very well developed with bus and train connections (HVV tariff zone). Bad Oldesloe lies on the “Vogelfluglinie” between Hamburg and Lübeck, with fast trains running from Lübeck to Hamburg and toward Neumünster. An HVV bus stop is located right at the beginning of the street in the direction of Bad Oldesloe and Ochsenzoll (Hamburg) and is reachable on foot in 3 minutes.

Bordered by the rivers “Beste” and “Trave,” Bad Oldesloe is nestled in the picturesque hilly countryside of Schleswig-Holstein. With its close-to-nature lifestyle, yet without sacrificing the offerings and variety of nearby Hamburg or the Baltic Sea region, Bad Oldesloe has everything you need—whether it’s doctors, shopping, sports, a swimming pool, primary and secondary schools, etc.

You can reach the center of Bad Oldesloe by car in 8 minutes. The town is directly connected to the Bundesautobahn A1 (Hamburg–Lübeck) and A21 (Kiel–Schwarzenbeck): about 58 km toward Kiel and about 35 km to Schwarzenbeck. The Bargteheide junction is located approximately 10 km from the A1. It is around 24 km to Lübeck and about 30 km to Hamburg. What can be reached by car can also be reached by train. The Baltic Sea coast/Travemünde is just a stone’s throw away by car—in 44 minutes you will be directly in Travemünde.

On the property, there are additional parking spaces available on both sides of the house.

The internet connections are excellent and provide fast internet throughout the house up to the second floor—ideal for a home office or a company. All living areas are equipped with an antenna cable, and the television signal is received via the satellite antenna.