In the middle of Eimsbüttel - 3-room apartment with large garden

This first floor apartment with a quiet terrace and large rear garden is located in a typical Hamburg red-brick building from 1964. The floor plan is functionally well thought-out with three rooms, the interior full bathroom and the bright kitchen round it off. Heating is provided by district heating and the hot water is heated electrically.

Eimsbüttel is the eponymous and most populous district of the Eimsbüttel borough of the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg. The district is characterized by Wilhelminian style quarters and borders on Stellingen, Lokstedt, Hoheluft-West, Harvestehude and
Rotherbaum in the Eimsbüttel district and Sternschanze and Altona-Nord in the Altona district.
The approximately 58,000 inhabitants of the Eimsbüttel district live on 3.2 square kilometers, making it the second most densely populated district in Hamburg after Hoheluft-West with around 18,000 inhabitants per square kilometer. Nevertheless, Eimsbüttel
is considered comparatively green due to the numerous green spaces such as the Eimsbütteler Park "Am Weiher" and the largely tree-lined streets. Because of its location close to the city center, its urbanity due to the dense, multi-storey buildings and its good infrastructure, the district is particularly popular with young people.