EF house on a large plot in a quiet neighborhood; also suitable as a 2-generation house

This spacious, high-quality detached house in Hemsen, about 5 km from Schneverdingen, offers a relaxed living atmosphere on approx. 220 m2, surrounded by a beautiful garden with lots of greenery. It is located in a cul-de-sac with very little traffic.

The 8.5 m x 5 m garage with pit is a dream for any amateur mechanic.

The roof of the covered terrace, which is laid with non-slip tiles (stoneware), has a built-in skylight. The terrace floor is made of concrete. It is possible to convert the patio into a cozy conservatory by adding windows or sliding glass elements. As there is already a separate chimney for a connection with a stove, you could have a stove connected and use the terrace as a conservatory. But even without it, you can sit outside all year round, dry and sheltered from the wind, watching the birds and nature, or simply relaxing.
There is a large paved driveway in front of the house, with the automatic garage door on the right and the front door on the left. The terrace can be accessed both through the inner door of the garage and through the front door. The rear front door in the terrace area then leads to the spacious entrance area (first floor), where the wood-burning stove is also located.

From here, doors lead into the living room, the kitchen, the checkroom in front of the guest WC, the room for electrics/storage space in front of the pantry, and the rear area, also separated by a door, in which there is a further hallway, two bedrooms and a full bathroom.
The rear door of the kitchen leads to the utility room, then on to the boiler room.

The second hallway on the first floor at the rear leads to the upper floor via a wide staircase with landing, window and gallery. There is a large room on the right-hand side, which is currently used as a library/reading room. Here you can enjoy the ambience and the view of the rear courtyard. The middle door from the staircase gallery leads into another hallway with a skylight, where you can easily set up cupboards and a small seating area or similar. This hallway leads to the attic via a folding staircase.

There are three more doors in this hallway, the first leads to the second full bathroom, the second to the second living room and the third to another bedroom. All three rooms have two large windows each.

There is additional storage space under the respective sloping ceilings, accessible through smaller doors.
The first floor is tiled throughout (underfloor heating), as are the staircase, the hallway and the full bathroom on the upper floor. The three living/bedrooms on the upper floor are carpeted.

All window frames except for the two skylights are made of hardwood.
Double glazing in all windows except the 3 new living room windows with triple glazing.
The property is fenced; on hot days you can find plenty of shade here due to the natural vegetation or simply close your eyes and relax. There is also a smaller terrace on the rear wall of the house with a view of the entire rear garden.

Due to the size and nature of this house, it would be possible to convert the upper floor into a rental or second home. Some connections for a kitchen on the upper floor are already in place.

Schneverdingen is located in the "Golden Triangle" between Hamburg, Hanover and Bremen, about 70-80 km from each of the three major cities.
The house is located in Hemsen, a district of the climatic health resort of Schneverdingen, about 5 km away. There is a nature reserve near Hemsen with two small lakes where you can go ice skating in winter if it gets cold enough. A little further away, in the direction of Schneverdingen, you can hike through the famous Pietzmoor, another idyll for nature lovers and people looking for relaxation.

Schneverdingen is located in the middle of the Lüneburg Heath between Soltau in the south, Rotenburg (Wümme) in the west and Buchholz in der Nordheide in the north. The Lüneburg Heath Nature Park begins to the east of Schneverdingen. Schneverdingen has around 20,000 inhabitants. The town belongs to the district of "Heidekreis" and is located in Lower Saxony. Schneverdingen is traditionally oriented towards Hamburg. Many working people commute to Hamburg every day. Schneverdingen is also sometimes referred to as the southernmost tip of the "Hamburg bacon belt". This affiliation is also supported by the fact that the train station in Schneverdingen has now been connected to the HVV (Hamburg Transport Association). Schneverdingen has an exit on the federal highway 7, which is located on the federal highway 3. It is approx. 70 km to Hamburg, approx. 80 km to Bremen and approx. 100 km to Hanover. There is an outdoor pool, an indoor pool, a large playground at Südpark and several leisure and animal parks nearby. The municipal sauna area "Heidjers Wohl" is particularly recommended. Kindergartens, sports clubs and all schools are available in the town. Schneverdingen also has good shopping facilities, an active cultural association, general practitioners and specialists as well as pharmacies, ice cream parlors and restaurants.