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The Evangelical Lutheran parish of Oldenstadt is selling its property in Uelzen, Oldenstadt district, Klosterstraße 10 A, comprising a single-family house. The property was previously used as accommodation for clergy. In the foreseeable future, the building will no longer be needed for church or social purposes. Interested buyers have the opportunity to preserve the existing structure in accordance with local building regulations while also realizing their own ideas. The property for sale impresses with its quiet residential location in the second row, surrounded by historic buildings (the monastery church and parish hall), with plenty of greenery and potential for realizing one's own dreams. The property will shortly be completely vacated, so viewings will be possible by telephone appointment from the beginning of September. The sale of the property will be finalized by the church council in Oldenstadt following the bidding process. We sincerely thank the Lüneburg Committee of Experts for Property Values (GAG) for granting permission to publish the map material.
Fittings and features, as described
Building construction: solid brick masonry construction, full basement, converted attic
Type of building: former vicarage with office rooms and vicar’s residence, built in 1965
Exterior walls: solid brick masonry with red facing bricks and backing masonry, solidly built basement walls
Roof: gabled roof with dark tiled covering on roofing felt battens and mansard windows on both sides, clad in slate
Features:
Floors: solid, coverings: predominantly tiles and (strip) parquet, partly laminate and textile coverings in the attic
Doors: predominantly wooden doors with frames and casings, partly with glazed panels
Windows: predominantly insulating-glazed wooden windows (partly from approx. 2010), partly steel windows with mouse guards, as well as single-glazed wooden windows in the basement
Heating: gas central heating with hot-water preparation; in addition, there is a disconnected individual stove in the basement.
Sanitary facilities: a) Ground floor: guest WC with washbasin in the office area, guest WC with washbasin in the living area b) Attic: bathroom with corner shower, washbasin and WC, in addition, there is a second bathroom with bathtub and WC. Utility connections: electricity connection, telephone connection, drinking-water connection, gas connection
Wastewater connections: stormwater and wastewater are disposed of centrally
Construction defects/damage: overall, no significant damage or defects are apparent that go beyond the condition typical for the building’s age
Garage: Northwest of the vicarage there is a garage building with one parking space, constructed in solid form in the same architectural style as the main house and at the same time, around 1965. It is structurally connected to the vicarage by a wall, through which the western garden area can be accessed. The building is accessed via a steel up-and-over door. In the western part of the building there is also a small room for garden equipment, accessible via a door in the southwestern area. The garage building has a flat roof and, due to its location, perfectly screens the terrace at the west gable of the vicarage from the neighboring property to the north.
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The property for sale is located in Oldenstadt, a district in the eastern part of the Hanseatic city of Uelzen, in the eponymous district of Uelzen, which belongs to the Northeast Lower Saxony region. The founding of the Hanseatic city of Uelzen has its origins in Oldenstadt’s Historic Centre, and you may live there in the future if you wish. The district of Uelzen is circular in shape and borders the district of Lüneburg to the north, the district of Lüchow-Dannenberg to the east, and the state border with Saxony-Anhalt to the southeast. Clockwise, the neighbouring districts are Gifhorn, Celle and Heidekreis. The property is developed with the rectory and the parish hall of the Evangelical Lutheran Oldenstadt parish and is located in the southern part of Oldenstadt. Via the drivable access road, it borders „Klosterstraße“, the main street of the Oldenstadt district. Federal highways 4, 71, 191 and 493 are in the immediate vicinity and can be reached quickly for interregional travel plans or similar purposes. The nearest entrance and exit of the planned A39 federal motorway is only a few kilometres away. Uelzen’s central urban area, with its beautiful and lovingly renovated half-timbered houses, weekly market, shopping streets and pedestrian zone inviting visitors to stroll, is located around 2 km to the southwest One of Germany’s most beautiful railway stations (Hundertwasser Station) is also located approximately 4 km to the west and is, among other things, a stop for IC trains on the main line from Hamburg to Hanover. Further connections take you to Berlin, Brunswick and Bremen. By bicycle, you can quickly and environmentally friendly reach the city centre from Oldenstadt on the cycle-priority route, with right of way. The municipal indoor and outdoor swimming pool is located around 3.5 km northeast in the Veerßen district and is also easily accessible by bicycle or public transport. Uelzen offers shopping facilities beyond everyday needs. Public facilities serving the general public, such as general education schools, vocational schools, kindergartens, a swimming pool, etc., are also available. The Ostfalia University of Applied Sciences in Suderburg (southwestern district), offering up to nine degree programmes, is easily accessible. In the Hanseatic city of Uelzen, a diverse range of cultural activities is offered in the recently renovated theatre and at many other venues. In addition to the adjacent The historic centre offers plenty of nature for relaxation, whether at Oldenstädter Lake or in the adjacent forest, through which you can also reach the idyllically situated Woltersburger Mill.
According to information from the Hanseatic City of Uelzen, no development plan was drawn up for the area of the property being sold, meaning that it is classified as an unplanned built-up area. In the effective land-use plan of the Hanseatic City of Uelzen for the Oldenstadt district, in the version dated 15.02.2001, the property is designated as an area for community facilities, with the intended purpose “church”. The possibility of an approvable change of use for residential or non-disruptive commercial purposes may be assumed. The area in which the property for sale is located is predominantly used for mixed village purposes and primarily for residential purposes.
