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S-Immobiliengesellschaft Holstein mbH & Co. KG
Blücherhöfe Hamburg
10 new build condominiums
Project details
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AddressBlücherstraße 3-9, 22767 Hamburg / Altona
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Housing typeCondominium
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PriceOn request
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Zimmer2 - 4 rooms
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Living spaceOn request
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Ready to occupyon request
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UnitsOn request
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CategoryUpscale
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Project ID19463
Features
- Storage room
- Elevator
- Balcony
- Barrier-free
- Electrical roller shutters
- Fine stone tiles
- Triple-glazed windows
- Underfloor heating
- Gartenanteil
- Basement
- Basement room
- Car parking spaces
- Branded sanitary ware
- Terrace
- Underground garage
Location
Project description
BLÜCHERHÖFE HAMBURG - I'M AT HOME HERE!
Comfortable condominiums in Hamburg-Altona with 2 to 4.5 rooms outfitted to a high standard
The construction project – with the "BLÜCHERHÖFE" project, SIG Holstein offers comfortable condominiums in Hamburg-Altona with 2 to 4.5 rooms and living areas of approx. 65 m² to approx. 141 m² in a high standard. www.bluecherhoefe-altona.de.
Red-brown clinker brick-cladded facades harmonize with an existing historical environment comprised of heritage-listed buildings. Functional floor plans create a lot of space for your individual lifestyle and design ideas. Comfortable underfloor heating and the modern, high-quality interior fittings provide a cosy sense of spatiality without sacrificing real room to move. Large windows admit a lot of light and a positive attitude towards life into the living rooms.
Parking in the middle of Hamburg? No problem!
There's a storage room and an underground parking space in the basement for each apartment (with electrical pre-installation on request). In addition, storage rooms for bicycles and strollers can be used by all residents. Depending on the size of the apartment, one to four bicycle parking spaces are available.
The apartments are barrier-free accessible. The associated storage room in the basement and the underground car park are easily accessible via an elevator. The standalone buildings (houses D + E) are completely designed on all floors with clinker brick facades and windows with dark red to red-brown frames. All apartments are planned by the renowned Hamburg architectural firm SMP Störmer Murphy and Partners with a balcony/loggia, a terrace or a rooftop terrace. The two setback upper storeys (houses A, B, C) are visually differentiated by a change of material. Bright plastered facades with anthracite-colored window frames gives the staggered floor a classic flair and visual lightness.
A new build with historical aura
A mix of modern architecture and heritage-listed buildings characterizes the picture near the Elbe river. This new ensemble, the BLÜCHERHÖFE, is emerging just a few minutes away from impressive harbour views. A modern design in combination with the classic north German brick-style facade, BLÜCHERHÖFE blends carefully into the existing environment. A contemporary, comfortable outfitting concept for the apartments – equipped with modern house and heating technology - ensures a comfortable residential ambience.
Outfitting
- Stone on stone construction, solid craftsmanship.
- Load-bearing inner walls made of sand-lime brick masonry (KS).
- Intelligent and functional floor plans for your domestic ideas.
- Quality assurance by TÜV Rheinland.
- Stylish and modern outfitting with products from well-known brand manufacturers.
- Threshold-free on all levels.
- All apartments, basement and underground car park are barrier-free accessible, some of the apartments are designed to be barrier-free in accordance with the building permit issued in compliance with the Hamburg building regulations.
- Ceiling heights between 2.65 m - 2.70 m for a good sense of space.
- Comfortable heat distribution via underfloor heating with a low flow temperature.
- Free space for your furniture (no loss of space due to radiators).
- All balconies and terraces with solid cast stone cladding.
- Each apartment has an optional underground parking space with its own land register entry plus a cellar storage room, further common rooms (for e.g. bicycles etc.).
Quality that you will see, feel and experience.
- Central drinking water heating system as a storage system with hot water circulation line.
- Extensive outfitting in the living rooms with electrical and media sockets for free reign when it comes to installation of e.g. TV sets.
- Fiber optic connection right into the apartment for fast internet.
- CAT 7 cabling, as well as coaxial cable. for TV / radio in the apartment.
- Broadband cable supply (Kabel Deutschland, vodafone).
- Multi-layer parquet Monopark 15 from Bauwerk, Farina oak, Avena, caffelatte and natural colours, matt.
- RAK Ceramics, Gems line (Lounge), porcelain stoneware floor tiles and wall tiles (30 x 60 cm)
- Mosaic floor tiles for shower (2.5 x 2.5 cm).
- All floors - including the underground car park and basement - can be easily reached by elevators.
- Ground floors have their own garden area with special rights of use.
- All ground floor windows, as well as all windows in houses B to E, except for the rooms with the designation living/dining/cooking on the 1st floor to 3rd floor, have roller shutters with an electric drive and, according to the fire protection concept, some come with additional crank operation to secure a second escape route.
- Broadband cable supply (Kabel Deutschland, vodafone).
- Windows with triple glazing.
Location and surroundings
Altona - almost like a city within a city
THE ELBE. SUN-WARMED BREEZES.
THE BEACH. THE SHIPS PASS BY IN THE EVENING LIGHT. GULLS CALLING. FRIENDS IN ALTONA.
The charm of colorful diversity and the proximity to the vibrant center make Altona's old town one of the most popular residential areas within the metropolis of Hamburg. Not only does the famous Hamburg fish market have its home here. Many sights, such as the town hall or the 'Altona Balcony' - a vantage point on the slopes above the ELbe - shape the image of this district as one with a decidedly cosmopolitan character. The old, historical roots for this can already be found in 1710, when Altona still belonged to Denmark and was the second largest Danish city after Copenhagen. Even then, it was considered liberal and multicultural. The first written mention of the city's name Altona can be found around 1537, when the Hamburg council believed that the fishermen's and craftsmen's settlement was “all to nah” (all too close) to the city limits. It took another 400 years until Altona was incorporated, and has been part of Hamburg since 1937.
Welcome to Hamburg Altona!
Altona's infrastructure is very special. Various retailers, designer shops, shopping centers and the district's own pedestrian zone can be found here. With public transport you can get to almost all destinations in the Hanseatic city in a short time. Even the gastronomy has a lot to offer Altona residents and visitors – a melting pot of cultures. Whether oriental specialties, Mediterranean cuisine or vegan delicacies - everyone gets their taste catered to here. A special highlight is the fish market, which, in addition to its historical architecture, not only offers a breathtaking range of fresh fish, but also tropical fruits and palm trees. This combination offers a successful ambience for an enjoyable hangover breakfast, especially after a long night on the nearby Reeperbahn.
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Provider
S-Immobiliengesellschaft Holstein mbH & Co. KG
Hagenstraße 19, 23843 Bad Oldesloe
