Living under the apple tree.....

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Life under the apple tree
Residential house with large garden …
… and outbuildings in Lenglern

Lenglern – Between rural character and modern family life

Lenglern is a place with about 2,200 inhabitants – and with a future. The village, which has belonged to the Lower Saxony municipality of Bovenden since 1973, looks back on a long, agriculturally shaped history. Fields, farms, and a strong sense of community have determined life here for generations. And even though agriculture is no longer the focus today, the original character of the place is still palpable.

At the same time, Lenglern has changed gradually over the last decades – into a modern, family-friendly place to live that is particularly sought after by young families. Since the 1950s, new residential areas have been continuously developed, well connected and with an established infrastructure. Schools, shopping options, sports and leisure activities – everything that makes everyday life easier and life pleasant is reachable from Lenglern in just a few minutes.

Anyone who appreciates quiet, nature-oriented living in the countryside, yet does not want to do without short routes to Göttingen or Bovenden, will find exactly the right place in Lenglern: lively, warm, and down-to-earth. And the people here, you quickly notice, are really looking forward to the future.

A farmstead with history – and room for new stories

Right in the old village center of Lenglern lies this historic farmstead, whose origins date back to the late 19th century. Around 1880, it was built in traditional half-timbered construction – with a residential house, stable building, and a spacious workshop.

Over the decades, the ensemble was carefully further developed – expanded, modernized, and continuously maintained. A particularly important step took place around 1930, when large parts of the residential house were underpinned with solid foundations and thus permanently stabilized – a clear indication of the care taken with the substance over generations.

Today, the farmstead stands on a approx. 1,200 m²large plot of land, which radiates a special tranquility through its established character. The residential house, outbuilding, workshop and garage fit together harmoniously – nothing appears oversized, everything has its place. The character of the house? Unassuming, grown into its surroundings, down-to-earth – with a solid core that leaves room for new ideas.

And then there is the garden: large, quiet, secluded. Behind the buildings opens up a sheltered piece of greenery – a place for leisure, exercise or new design.

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