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A true rarity for lovers of spacious old-style living: This charming 5.5-room condominium with approximately 127 m² of living space is located on the 2nd floor of a representative Art Nouveau building from 1906. It impresses with its exceptional room layout, historic details, and a special living atmosphere.

Apartments of this size with 5.5 rooms are rarely found in classic old buildings and offer attractive possibilities, especially for families, couples needing ample space, or those working from home. The ceilings, over three meters high, create an impressive sense of space, while well-preserved stucco, white wooden floorboards, and classic paneled doors maintain the unmistakable character of the turn of the century.

The generous layout allows for both shared family life and individual retreat areas, such as children’s rooms, guest rooms, or offices. The heart of the apartment is the spacious eat-in kitchen with an attractive fitted kitchen—an ideal place for cooking, dining, and spending time together.

Two balconies extend the living space outdoors:
- A southwest-facing balcony offers beautiful sunny hours into the evening.
- The second balcony on the north side provides an additional quiet outdoor area.

Everyday living is enhanced by ample storage space within the rooms and extra storage in the cellar. The combination of spacious 5.5 rooms, around 127 m² of living space, two balconies, and excellently preserved old building details makes this property a rare opportunity for anyone wanting stylish living with space and flexibility. The apartment is currently rented.

Located in one of Hamburg’s most popular districts, here you find exactly what investors and owner-occupiers seek: a blend of central location and peaceful surroundings. Beautiful Gründerzeit and brick buildings line the streets of Eimsbüttel. The lively neighborhood in the western part of Hamburg attracts mainly students, young people, and families.

The district is considered down-to-earth and retains its special charm with long-established shops, a diverse population with a high proportion of academics, and a pleasant community often developed over decades. Excellent connections are provided by the Osterstraße and Lutterothstraße subway stations, yet nature is not neglected—in fact, quite the opposite!

Eimsbütteler Park Am Weiher and Unna Park invite you to relaxing hours in nature with large green spaces and playgrounds for children. Eichenstraße itself is lined with old trees and is not far from the popular Osterstraße. Within a short walk, you can reach daily shopping options, trendy shops, and a variety of restaurants offering culinary delights. The primary school is just a 3-minute walk away.

For those who like it both cozy and lively with variety, Eimsbüttel is the ideal location for their new home. Or as locals say: You only move to Eimsbüttel, but never away from it.