Healthy and quiet living with clay plaster in a historic EFH + 198 sqm building plot

The house comes with a 198 sqm building plot, which must also be purchased. (see miscellaneous)

The historic Finkenwerder fisherman's house was extensively renovated in two stages in 2012 and 2023. There is detailed construction documentation for all relevant steps. The aim was to preserve the individual character of the house while installing state-of-the-art building technology.

In addition to a gas boiler, the house is heated by a large solar system and can also be brought through the winter with a modern water-burning stove. All components work together in a coordinated manner via a modern control system and an 800 liter buffer tank.

With large-scale wall heating under clay plaster, the house is optimized for any type of low-temperature heating and the solar system has optimum efficiency. In addition to many biological advantages, clay also offers
enormous flexibility and easy processing. The stable installation of shelves and pictures is also very easy with the right technology, even with wall heating.

With its masonry dating from 1887, the house survived the storm surge of 1962 with fewer problems than many modern new buildings would. However, the masonry must be kept open to diffusion/breathable, as was originally planned when the house was built. We have taken extensive measures to ensure that the walls are kept dry and can dry out again quickly if necessary.
The house is thus prepared for heavy rainfall events and today's storm surges in Hamburg or wet winters and can cope with moisture. The now 13-year-old dry and solid wall and floor tiles in the bathroom built into the basement are proof of this.

The house is located in the 2nd row behind the dike in the old center of Finkenwerder with a friendly and helpful neighborhood. There are smaller houses and the Elbe dyke in the immediate vicinity.
The office buildings of the supplier companies located around the Airbus factories can be reached on foot in a few minutes. The Airbus factories themselves, the banks of the Elbe with a view of Blankenese and Rüschpark as well as Finkenwerder town center are also within walking distance.

The bus connection to the ferry terminal is just a 2-minute walk away. The HVV Elbe ferry takes you to Landungsbrücken in 20 minutes and from there you can travel on to Hamburg Central Station or the airport. Finkenwerder is also well connected by car via the A7.

Finkenwerder has a very high recreational value due to its direct connection to the Alte Land, the banks of the Elbe at Rüschpark or the Elbe beaches on the other bank of the Elbe at Blankenese, which can also be reached by HVV ferry.

In Finkenwerder, the city of Hamburg is connected to the countryside. Here you have both within walking distance. In one direction to Hamburg city center, in the other direction on foot into the Nordic countryside or by bike into the old country.