Modernes Wohnen In Eimsbüttel: 3 Zimmerwohnung Mit Großzügigem Balkon Ins Grüne

This 3-room apartment is located on the first floor of a multi-family house built in 2015, right in the heart of Eimsbüttel. It combines the comfort of a modern new building with one of Hamburg’s most sought-after locations.

With around 87 m² of living space, you will find a well-thought-out floor plan that unites spaciousness and functionality, adapting flexibly to different lifestyles. An elevator conveniently takes you right to the apartment door, whether you have groceries, a stroller, or heavy luggage.

The heart of the apartment is the open living and dining area with an integrated fitted kitchen by Simon Küchen. Cooking, dining, and living flow harmoniously together here. Whoever is at the stove remains in the middle of the action, whether during family meals or social evenings with friends.

From the living area, you step out onto the spacious balcony overlooking the quiet courtyard—a special highlight of this apartment. Instead of facing the street and traffic, you look out onto greenery. This creates an atmosphere rarely expected in the middle of the city.

Whether enjoying your first coffee in the morning, reading in the afternoon, or relaxing on warm summer evenings after work, the balcony becomes a natural extension of the living space outdoors during the warmer months. The courtyard-facing orientation also ensures you enjoy peace and privacy even in a lively neighborhood.

The two other rooms offer versatile uses. One room is suitable as a comfortable bedroom, while the other can serve as a children’s room, guest room, or quiet home office, clearly separated from the living area.

The bathroom is complemented by a separate guest toilet. This eases the morning routine in family life, and guests do not need to enter the private area.

A practical advantage often underestimated is the two storage rooms. Vacuum cleaners, beverage crates, supplies, and seasonal items can be stored out of sight here, keeping the living spaces tidy and uncluttered.

Additionally, you have your own cellar room, ideal for bicycles, suitcases, or sports equipment.

With your own underground parking space, the often difficult search for parking in Eimsbüttel is eliminated. Your vehicle is protected from wind and weather, and you can reach your apartment dry-footed via the elevator.

Built in 2015, the building meets contemporary construction standards. The energy efficiency class B underlines the good energy quality of the house, which can positively affect ongoing utility costs.

The apartment is sold vacant and available immediately, making it ideal for owner-occupiers who want to move into their new home without delay.

Henriettenstraße is located in the heart of Eimsbüttel, one of Hamburg’s most popular and vibrant districts. This quiet residential street is lined with well-maintained multi-family houses and combines an urban lifestyle with the tranquility of a well-established neighborhood.

Here, you live in the middle of the action yet always find a retreat. This exact mix has made Eimsbüttel one of the most sought-after residential addresses in the Hanseatic city for years.

Just a few steps away begins Osterstraße, the bustling center of the district. Owner-operated boutiques, bookstores, delicatessens, cozy cafés, and a diverse gastronomy scene—from traditional Hamburg cuisine to international specialties—shape the street’s character.

Once a year, Osterstraße transforms into a meeting place for the entire neighborhood during the popular street festival.

Fresh regional products are available at the weekly markets in the district. Supermarkets, bakeries, pharmacies, and medical practices are within easy walking distance, and a daycare center and primary school are nearby.

Despite the central location, green spaces are never far. The Eimsbütteler Park ”Am Weiher” with its idyllic pond, Wehbers Park, and other small green areas invite you to stroll and relax outdoors.

Along the Isebek Canal, the Kaiser-Friedrich-Ufer runs as a green waterfront path. It is popular with joggers and walkers alike, and canoe and paddle tours can be enjoyed on the canal.

Nearby is also the traditional Kaifu-Bad, Hamburg’s oldest swimming pool, featuring a heated outdoor pool and a brine spa.

Culturally, Eimsbüttel has much to offer. The art-house cinema filmRaum, the neo-Gothic Christuskirche, and numerous small galleries and studios shape the creative face of the district.

The Schanzenviertel, the University of Hamburg, and the green oasis of Planten un Blomen are quickly accessible.

Transport connections are excellent. The Osterstraße U-Bahn station (U2) is only about 300 meters away and takes you to Jungfernstieg and Hamburg city center in minutes.

The Emilienstraße station and several bus lines are also nearby, and well-developed bike paths make cycling the ideal mode of transport for everyday life.

Especially in a district where parking space is scarce, having your own underground parking space is a real advantage.

- Storage rooms
- Fitted kitchen
- Green view