Detached house with beautiful plot in the north of Hamburg

The property is a detached house in solid construction completed in 2014. The rear plot is located in a development area that was developed in 2013 and is accessible via a paved and illuminated driveway. The entire property is fenced all around with a sturdy anthracite-colored double rod fence and enclosed with a beech hedge. The entire garden area and all paved areas are edged with granite paving or granite kerbs. During the vegetation phase, the property is not visible to passers-by. A custom-made, double-leaf gate with an attractive appearance forms the end of the driveway on the street side.

The property developer Viebrockhaus GmbH completed the house in approx. 4 months, starting in autumn 2013; it is an individualized version of the "Edition 425" model. The house is heated with an air heat pump and has thermostat-controlled underfloor heating in all living areas, as well as an additional towel radiator in the bathroom.

The roof is covered with high-quality clay roof tiles from Meyer-Holsen, the roof pitch was changed to 47° in favor of a fully expandable attic with a standing height of over 2.40 m in the ridge area and a more stable roof structure and has a beautiful open truss with visible purlin heads. Empty conduits for the installation of a photovoltaic system, as well as power lines and a change for a possible fixed staircase to the converted loft are already in place.

The triple glazing of the anthracite-colored plastic windows on the ground floor is designed as a throw-through/burglar-resistan­t version and, together with the hard-wired alarm system (not a retrofit solution) and the security fittings (WK 2) and multi-point locks on the windows and front door, offers a high level of security. The outside area is camera-monitored, the carport has separate LAN cabling and is prepared for equipping with a charging unit for electric vehicles without any further construction work.

All windows (except the loft) have high-quality aluminum exterior shutters in a sturdy and visually appealing matt silver finish. The bedroom windows are fitted with custom-made insect screens in the same color as the windows. The large Velux roof windows are fitted with electric shutters on the east side and sun blinds on the west side.

The south-facing terrace is bordered by a half-height privet hedge and covered by an electric Markilux awning with wind sensor. At the transition to the east terrace is the outdoor sauna in an extremely cozy barrel construction. The entrance area on the west side of the house is designed as a fenced and covered veranda over approx. 2/3 of the width of the house. Here you can sit in the shade at lunchtime and enjoy the evening sun.

Also in front of the house is the large, sturdily constructed double carport with a pitched roof and two separate storage and hobby rooms. The same high-quality roof tiles were used for the roof as for the house. In addition to the parking spaces in the carport, there are two further parking spaces on the north side of the house. The Biohort garden shed for all garden tools and a few bicycles is also located here.
The house has a connection to the local fiber optic network for TV, telephone and Internet, which leaves nothing to be desired in terms of bandwidth, and is equipped with a home network.
The lawn is maintained by a Husqvarna robotic mower, which lives in a small house that matches the color of the carport.

The pictures are from 2022.

Hasloh is an up-and-coming but cozy little town right on the doorstep and in the middle of Hamburg's commuter belt, whose location and transport connections leave nothing to be desired. The "Neue Mitte" is a quiet and relaxed place to live in an extremely pleasant neighborhood.

There are plenty of shopping opportunities, which can be reached in a few minutes by car. Almost all the usual supermarket chains are available in Quickborn and Bönningstedt, some of them in multiple locations. There is also a Netto supermarket within walking distance in the town itself, as well as the beautiful Palmencafè and other restaurants.

Hasloh's transport connections are excellent. It is easy to get to Pinneberg and Wedel by bus in one direction and to Norderstedt, where the nearest shopping center is located, in just a few minutes in the other direction.

It takes exactly 4 minutes from the front door to the platform of Hasloh station, but you won't hear anything from the train. Hasloh is currently served by the AKN, but the conversion to connect to the Hamburg S-Bahn is currently in full swing, so that in the foreseeable future you will be directly connected to the Hamburg metropolitan region via the S5 and reach the city center without changing trains and with guaranteed seating in just under half an hour.

Kieler Straße takes you to Hamburg city center in 25 minutes, and there are several freeway connections on the A7 and A23 within a short drive. The airport can be reached by car in just under 20 minutes.