Zeitlose Villa Am Süllberg. Charme Historique, Jardin Sud Et Vue Sur La Mer

Located in the heart of the distinctive Blankenese Treppenviertel and nestled within the unique backdrop of the Süllberg, this villa built around 1890 presents itself as a home with exceptional charm. Classic architecture, historic details, and spacious rooms combine here with an idyllic south-facing garden and a pleasantly secluded location.

Inside, pitch pine floors, large windows, and two fireplaces create a cozy living atmosphere. Beautiful views open up repeatedly to the garden and the mature surroundings—at selected spots, the view extends all the way to the Elbe River.

Currently, the villa is divided into two separate living units, each spanning two levels. The raised ground floor and garden or basement level form the lower unit, while the second unit extends over the upper and attic floors. This layout offers versatile usage options—from multi-generational living and combining living with working to use as a spacious single-family home. With minimal structural effort, both areas can be reconnected into one single-family residence.

The centerpiece of the lower unit is the approximately 30 m² living and dining area with a fireplace and adjoining open kitchen. A bedroom with a modernized ensuite shower bath complements the raised ground floor. The garden level offers three more well-lit rooms, a shower bath, separate WC, and pantry.

The upper unit features on the upper floor a generous room with a wood stove and its own south-facing terrace, along with additional rooms, kitchen, and shower bath. The attic floor highlights the characteristic tower area with an open beam construction and a modern full bathroom, adding a special architectural accent. Another room with a French balcony offers views into the surrounding treetops.

The lovingly landscaped south garden, together with the two terraces, creates a protected retreat with plenty of privacy. The historic property has also been technically upgraded in key areas: the roof was renewed in 2023, the two gas condensing boilers date from 2018 and 2022, and parts of the windows have been replaced.

This is a rare opportunity to combine historic charm, spacious living, and the special Blankenese lifestyle in one of the most beautiful locations in the Treppenviertel!

Situated in one of Hamburg’s most characteristic locations, this special home at the Süllberg lies in the traditional Blankenese Treppenviertel. Winding paths and stairs, historic houses, old trees, and frequent beautiful views toward the Elbe shape the unmistakable character of this established neighborhood.

The house itself is pleasantly set back in the upper part of the Treppenviertel and is accessible only on foot via a few steps. This unique feature significantly contributes to the exceptionally quiet and private living atmosphere—far from immediate street traffic and nestled in the green surroundings of the Süllberg.

Despite this protected location, both the Blankenese town center and the Elbe are within comfortable walking distance. The Blankenese ”village,” with its diverse range of small shops, supermarkets, the popular weekly market, restaurants, cafés, and numerous daily necessities, is reachable within minutes. The Blankenese S-Bahn station also offers good connections to Hamburg city center.

Just a few minutes’ walk in the other direction leads down to the Elbe and the Blankenese Elbe beach. Walks along the water, the well-known beach restaurants and cafés, and views of passing ships are a natural part of everyday life here.

The immediate proximity of Süllberg, Treppenviertel, and Elbe conveys the maritime lifestyle for which Blankenese is renowned far beyond Hamburg. The combination of tranquility and seclusion, proximity to the Blankenese town center, and the Elbe just minutes away makes this location special—and a wonderful starting point to enjoy all facets of Blankenese.

Features:
- Built-in wardrobes
- Study
- Fitted kitchen
- Built-in furniture
- Storage room
- Green views
- Water views