Published on 10/07/2026 · Last checked on 10/07/2026
| Type | Mid-Terrace Town House |
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| Living Area ca. | 170 m² |
| Rooms | 7 |
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| Property Area | 104 m² |
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| Construction Year | 1904 |
| Bathrooms | 3 |
| Selling Price | 659.000 € |
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| Price per m² | 3,876.47 €/m² |
This rented mid-terrace house, built around 1904, combines the charm of established building fabric with an overall condition that has been carefully maintained and modernized over many years.
A total of seven rooms are available across approximately 170 m² of living space, supplemented by approximately 5 m² of usable floor space and a fully developed full basement. The plot covers approximately 104 m² and offers a lovingly landscaped, low-maintenance outdoor area with terrace and pond at the quiet rear.
The pleasant living atmosphere is noticeable as soon as you enter. Generous room proportions, classic layouts and a harmonious interplay of period character and contemporary fixtures define the appearance.
The heart of the house is the open-plan living area, which gains additional warmth and cosiness from a wood-burning stove. Especially during the cooler months, this creates a particularly homely ambience. Large window areas provide plenty of daylight and a friendly sense of space.
Several bright bedrooms with well-designed layouts offer versatile usage options, both for families and for couples or shared accommodation. The rooms are complemented by another guest or study, which can be used flexibly. Different floor coverings made of laminate, tiles, terrazzo, carpet and parquet give the rooms individuality and emphasize the character of the house.
The sanitary facilities include a fully tiled bathroom with white tiles. Additional shower rooms with windows are also available, one of which was extensively renovated around 2017. Technically, the property is also in a solid and contemporary condition.
Double-glazed wooden and uPVC windows dating from around 1980, around 2007 and around 2013 ensure good thermal insulation. An efficient gas central heating system dating from around 2021 provides the heating. Robust copper pipes, three-wire electrical wiring with an RCD circuit breaker and white wooden interior doors complete the fixtures harmoniously.
The roof was insulated and converted, creating additional, well-usable living space. More extensive renovation and refurbishment measures were carried out around 2017 and visibly contribute to the well-maintained overall condition.
The developed full basement not only provides plenty of additional storage space, but also offers diverse usage possibilities for supplies, hobbies or domestic work. This noticeably expands the practical utility of the house and the Everyday life made pleasantly easier.
The property is currently rented. The monthly net cold rent is approx. EUR 1,610.
Overall, this is a characterful mid-terrace house with stable rental income, solid features and a successful combination of historic charm and modern technology.
The Ostertor district is one of Bremen’s liveliest and most distinctive neighborhoods. Characterized by historic old buildings, small squares and an established cultural scene, this location combines urban living with a noticeably personal touch.
Anyone strolling through the streets here immediately notices that this district has a character all of its own. Its charming corners, small imperfections and the lively juxtaposition of old and new give the neighborhood its unmistakable appeal.
Numerous cafés, bars, restaurants and small shops shape the streetscape and ensure a high quality of life. Creative concepts, independent shops and long-established businesses are often just a few steps apart.
The district thrives on its diversity and on people who consciously wish to enjoy urban life. Weekly markets, galleries, cinemas and cultural events are an integral part of everyday life and make Ostertor a popular meeting place well beyond the district’s boundaries.
The proximity to the Weser is another advantage. Walks along the Osterdeich, sporting activities or relaxing hours in green surroundings can be easily incorporated into everyday life.
Especially during the summer months, the surroundings become an open-air living room.
At the same time, Bremen city center can be reached quickly, whether on foot, by bicycle or by public transport. Tram and bus routes provide very good connections in all directions and also make the district attractive for commuters.
In terms of infrastructure, Ostertor is excellently equipped. Shops for everyday needs, doctors, pharmacies, schools and kindergartens are located in the immediate vicinity.
Short distances make everyday life easier and create a high quality of life. Despite its central location, there are quiet side streets and sheltered residential areas that allow for retreat and relaxation.
Ostertor stands for an urban lifestyle that combines authenticity, cultural diversity and an excellent location. Here, historic charm meets modern city life, A neighborhood combining cosmopolitan openness with dynamism and composure.
A district for people seeking something special and appreciating an environment that offers new impressions every day while still feeling familiar.
Please feel free to convince yourself of the excellent and central location of this unique house during a personal viewing appointment.
- Rented traditional Altbremer mid-terrace house with terrace
- Year built: approx. 1904
- Living area: approx. 170 m²
- Usable area: approx. 5 m²
- Plot area: approx. 104 m²
- Number of rooms: 7
- Well-maintained overall condition of the house and outdoor area
- Open living area with charming wood-burning stove
- Bright bedrooms with ideal layouts
- Additional guest or study
- Fully tiled white bathroom with washing machine connection
- Additional shower bathrooms with windows, one of them renovated in approx. 2017
- Floor coverings: laminate, tiles, wooden floorboards, terrazzo, carpet, parquet
- Original white wooden interior doors
- Double-glazed wooden and PVC windows from approx. 1980, approx. 2007 and approx. 2013
- Efficient gas central heating from approx. 2021, including instantaneous water heater
- Robust copper pipes and three-core electrical wiring with residual-current circuit breaker available
- Insulated and converted roof
- Extensive renovation or refurbishments from approx. 2017
- Converted full basement with plenty of additional storage space
- Monthly net cold rent of approx. EUR 1,610 plus ancillary costs
- Lovingly landscaped and low-maintenance outdoor area at the rear
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