Dream home close to nature in the city of Göttingen

The property is an architect's house and is divided into 3 floors. In the basement there is a granny apartment with 85 sqm. Access is barrier-free. The associated bathroom is not developed, as it can be equipped for the disabled as required. A sauna, for example, could also be installed here. The boiler room and utility room are also located in the basement. The oil heating system with a large hot water tank is located here. There are already pipes from here to the roof for the connection of a solar thermal system. There are also cables for a photovoltaic system. The electric meters are also located here. If the granny apartment is to be rented out or used for business purposes, there is already a second meter point. The gas meter is also located in this room next to the water meter. The oil heating could be converted to gas heating if required. A combination with photovoltaics and possibly with solar thermal energy as hybrid heating should be possible without great technical effort. The ground floor above has a spacious living/dining room with an unobstructed view of the Leine mountains (as far as Lichtenborn). A large kitchen with dining area for 6-8 people and a walk-in cold room that can be set to cellar temperature (currently 13 degrees). A guest WC, the garage and the basement are accessible via doors from the hallway. After 3 steps, the kitchen, living room with double doors and the study can be reached, next to the latter door is the staircase to the upper floor. It is a solid beech wood staircase that shows hardly any signs of use. The floor coverings in the hallway, the guest WC, the living/dining room and the study are covered with Brazilian granite tiles (30 x 30 cm). The kitchen has light brown ceramic tiles. The cold room has white wall tiles on the walls and ceiling and blue floor tiles. The fitted kitchen has solid alder wood doors to match the living room doors, which are also made of solid alder wood in a country style. In the living area of the granny apartment and on the ground floor, the ceilings are also panelled with solid alder wood panels. Some of the ceilings have spotlights as additional lighting. In the living room, these have been converted to economical LED lighting and are dimmable. The aforementioned fitted kitchen has two ovens, one with a ceramic hob with 4 burners, the second oven has a gas hob with 4 burners, as well as a dishwasher and a larger refrigerator. The latter two appliances have since been replaced with more modern ones. The sink and worktops also need to be brought up to modern standards. The bedroom with fitted wardrobes is located in the tower on the upper floor. There is also space for a baby grand piano in this room. This can also be taken over; our three children successfully learned to play the piano here. There are 3 further rooms, which were used as children's rooms and later as guest rooms. The bathroom has 2 washbasins, 1 bathtub, 1 shower, 1 WC and 1 bidet. There is another guest toilet next to the bathroom.
A spiral staircase leads from the hallway on the upper floor to the loft. The chimney sweep can do his work in a small room here. There are two small rooms for children's accommodation and a hobby room, which are not included in the living space calculation.

The property is located in the Esebeck district of Göttingen. Esebeck is one of the western mountain villages and belongs to the local council of Elliehausen-Esebeck. It is served by a bus service provided by the municipal utilities. It is also connected to the regional bus service. Pharmacy, doctors, kindergarten, post office, bakery and supermarket can be reached in a few minutes by bus, car or bicycle. The Kaufpark and the A 7 are only 10 minutes away. Esebeck has an altitude of 250 - 288 m above sea level and is therefore significantly higher than the Leine valley. On foggy days, Esebeck is often above the fog cover. As Göttingen has a predominantly westerly or south-westerly wind, the air mainly comes from the Leine and Weserbergland. There are large areas of forest here and the air is correspondingly clean. For the same reason, the background noise is very low. The A 7 highway and the railroad are located to the east of Esebeck and the Kuhberg between them increases the shielding of noise. We previously lived in Bovenden and quickly learned to appreciate the big difference. As dog owners, the move to Esebeck was a dream come true. You are in the countryside just 2 minutes from the house. If you go west, you can be in Barterode in 1.5 to 2 hours and can enjoy a delicious meal at Plumbohm.