Havehus – Wohnen im Grünen

The house in the garden

Six exclusive condominiums in the middle of the countryside

Luxury is being redefined today: pause, breathe deeply and have time for the really important things in life. A house that immediately feels like home, a garden that invites you to linger, a relaxed, almost village-like environment in which time seems to run a little slower.

Here, at Baron-Voght-Straße 140, the Havehus, Danish for garden house, is being built – a name like a promise. Six exclusive apartments offer an almost seamless blend with nature through floor-to-ceiling windows, loggias, terraces and some with their own gardens. Best prospects for balance and relaxation. In addition, the use of high-quality materials and the highest ecological standards ensures a home that meets both aesthetic and environmentally conscious requirements.

The Havehus is not only a refuge for a decelerated lifestyle, but also has excellent connections to Hamburg's urban life. Like only a few districts, Groß Flottbek in the Elbe suburbs combines the qualities of life in the middle of nature with proximity to the pulsating heart of the Hanseatic city.

Recreation and lots of green very close

The garden is the green heart of the Havehus. It consciously ties in with the historical significance of the place: In the 18th century, Caspar Voght transformed the Flottbek estate into an “ornamented farm”, a model estate with an aesthetic landscape garden.

The special character of the Havehus - Danish "garden house" - is reflected in the high-quality outdoor areas, which were designed by landscape architect Kathrin Wolf. There are a variety of plants there that develop their charm in every season. The property itself is surrounded by a 1.80 m high fence covered with Iberian ivy. The entrance to the house is the front garden, complemented by a small-crowned crabapple tree and old hornbeams. The round gardens are surrounded by red beech hedges and therefore offer privacy and protection from the wind. Yew and Portuguese laurel alternate to create a lively picture. As you enter the house, you will be greeted by lush flowerbeds and dense, trimmed European yew hedges. Wisteria picturesquely spans the driveway to the garage. In the rear part of the garden, beyond the lawn and play areas, the well-kept old trees of Norway maple, serviceberry and yew are supplemented by other trees, perennials and ground cover. An impressive eye-catcher is a large, centrally positioned walnut tree. Two newly planted sessile oaks are intended to lead this stock into the future.

In beautiful harmony, the terraces and loggias are laid out with natural stones, where you can enjoy nature in peace, protected from the neighbors. An atmospheric lighting concept with designer lamps sets high-quality accents and gives the entire property a well-thought-out and harmonious overall concept. The garden of the Havehus becomes an outdoor living room that provides privacy, invites relaxation and at the same time offers space for activities in the fresh air.

The Havehus

Individual homes with style

The architecture of the Havehus is not only characterized by its formal language, but is particularly influenced by the choice of material. The choice of materials and design follow the highest standards of quality and sustainability. At first glance, even from a distance, you get the impression of an elegant overall appearance that fits harmoniously into the surroundings.

Striking features of the architecture are:

• Traditional building shape in combination with individual mansard roof
• Interplay of light plastered facade and contemporary elements
• Roof shape in individual folding technique
• Folded roof, frames of the dormers and other metal elements in a dark brown tone, reminiscent of pre-weathered copper

Outfitting

Exclusive homes for a better quality of life

The Havehus in the heart of Groß Flottbek offers individual homes in spacious condominiums - in the middle of an idyllic garden.

Exclusive apartments

• A total of six apartments on three floors, including:
  • Two maisonette apartments, each on two floors
  • Two apartments barrier-free
  • Two apartments with directly connected garden
  • An additional gallery floor under the roof

High-quality interior design

• Some floor-to-ceiling windows facing south, east or west for pleasant light at any time of day
• Living areas with high-quality, light oak parquet
• Fittings from P. Bisschop in an antique brass tone – harmonize perfectly with the metal elements of the house
• Subtle fine stone tiles with a natural stone look in the bathrooms
• Bathroom fittings from Hansgrohe in a matching color

Well-kept outdoor area

• Spacious terraces and direct access to the private gardens in the two ground floor apartments
• Loggias and French balconies in the apartments on the upper floors
• Additionally own garden plots, between 70-100 m², in the rear area of ​​the property for apartments 3, 4 and 6

Spacious underground car park

• Six car parking spaces with preparation for e-charging stations
• Large number of bicycle parking spaces

Premium location

Nature and urbanity right on the doorstep

The Havehus is located on a traffic-calmed section of Baron-Voght-Straße in Groß Flottbek, part of Hamburg's popular Elbe suburbs. Here you can enjoy nature in any weather - whether strolling through the Jenisch Park with its centuries-old trees or through the nearby botanical garden. The Elbe beach with the Teufelsbrück pier, where the large ships pass majestically, is also not far from the Havehus. Waitzstraße, where there are small shops as well as cozy cafés and restaurants, invites you to take a leisurely shopping spree.

Groß Flottbek is not only particularly attractive, it is an attitude to life - casual, close to nature, livable and lovable. The district also looks back on a rich history. The clinker brick houses, stately villas and thatched farmhouses are evidence of a time when Baron Baron Caspar Voght aesthetically designed the landscape of Groß Flottbek. To this day he is one of the most important personalities in Hamburg's history, as the visionary combined the useful with the beautiful - agriculture with parks. In doing so, he had a lasting impact on the image of the district. Just like a little later, Senator Martin Johann Jenisch, who had the area around his country estate designed to be as inviting and prestigious as one was otherwise only used to seeing in English gardens.