| Selling Price | 726.000 € |
|---|---|
| Courtage | no courtage for buyers |
This classic Hamburg red brick building from 1929 is in a good location in Winterhude - in the immediate vicinity of the Stadtpark and not far from Mühlenkamp.
In addition to the first floor, the building has three upper floors and an attic. There are two apartments per floor.
The house has a basement. There are storage rooms for the apartments as well as a bicycle storage room and a garbage room.
Residents have the option of sharing the garden behind the building.
The building is connected to the district heating network.
Upon entering the apartment, you are greeted by a spacious hallway that connects all the rooms. The old (presumably original) glass panes in the doors provide the hallway with natural light.
The living room is connected to the bedroom via an elegant double sliding door. From the living room you can access the apartment's large south-facing balcony, which is perfect for enjoying the sunshine. Next to the living room is a room that can be used as a dining room or children's room (currently with access to the bathroom).
The separate kitchen has access to the second balcony and offers a view of the greenery; it also has an adjoining pantry for additional storage space.
There is a small study next to the kitchen, which can be used in a variety of ways.
The daylight bathroom with bathtub is accessible via a passageway, which provides space for a checkroom.
The cellar room is warm, dry and ventilated.
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Winterhude, one of Hamburg's favorite districts, is diverse and inviting. In addition to picturesque avenues lined with old apartments and magnificent Art Nouveau villas right down to the banks of the Alster, another part of this district is Jarrestadt with "Kampnagel". Nowadays, the former company site is a popular venue for contemporary theater performances and dance events.
Hamburg City Park, Winterhuder Marktplatz and Mühlenkamp with its numerous shopping opportunities characterize the image of this lively district, as do the Goldbekhaus, the Winterhuder Fährhaus with its art and theater offerings and the idyllic Goldbekkanal.
The location on Wiesendamm is extremely central. The Borgweg subway station and several bus lines are directly accessible. The city park is also a five-minute walk away and shopping facilities on Krohnskamp are just under seven minutes away. There are numerous restaurants, cafés, stores, doctors, schools and kindergartens along the B5 and in the surrounding streets.
The excellent infrastructure together with this solid property promises long-term value stability.
