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Charming flat in car-free little street within the "Karolinenviertel" neighbourhood - house from around 1900 - 1st floor (no elevator)  - 1 bedroom, living room, kids room, kitchen, bathroom, little balcony - 1 double bed (180x200) in bedroom, 1 bunkbed (two 200x90) in kids room - DSL internet connection - centralized heating and water supply - telephone - around 60 sqm

Family-friendly apartment in vibrant neighborhood

Our two-story house with 180,00 m2 and a lange garden with 1.000,00 m2 combines a remodeled older part with wooden floor and the new modern part. I designed it as an architect und my husband who has workes as a chef at "The Waldorf NYC" had the idea to build it around the big professional kitchen. Because we like to cook together with friends. In our garden we have a small house with the sauna. We live in a quiet part in the west of Hamburg but also very close by car, bus or ferry into the city center. Our neighbors are very helpful and like to play music. In the summer time you can hear the piano over the road and we have a lot of barbecues (braai) and at one weekend a street party with all neighbors. You can reach the river Elbe in 10min by car (4,9km). The harbour in Wedel is 25min away by car. In a walking distance you can enjoy beautiful parks like the Volkspark with the dahlia garden, Lise-Meitner-Park and Jenischpark. By car you can drive to the city center in 18min (9,2 km). You also have the possibility to go by ferry boat into the city to the "Elbphilharmonie". Very close are the football and ice-hockey stadium and the horse racing track. 
For general tourist information, please visit http://english.hamburg.de/ 
When you arrive, you will find books about Hamburg.

Here is a short list over things we recommend to do in Hamburg.
•	eat a good meal in a nice restaurant, maybe in one of the famous TV chefs Tim Mälzer, Steffen Henssler or one of the star restaurants
•	climb the top of church MICHEL and hear the trumpeter weekdays at 10am and 9pm and sundays at noon 12 o’clock, this is an old tradition since more than 300 years
•	see the river Elbe and the inner city sea Alster
•	go shopping at the Mönckebergstraße and Jungfernstieg
•	visit Travemünde and St. Peter Ording (to play on the beaches and do some water sports), Lübeck (to see the historic city center and taste some marzipan) and Schwerin (to visit the castle with 365 towers and see Giuseppe Verdi‘s monumental opera „Aida“ at the castle festival)

You also can visit our neighboring countries Denmark 2 hours by car, Netherlands 3 hours and Poland 4 hours also Scandinavia within reach by car and ferry into 5 hours. We also have other apartments into the city for an non-simultaneous exchange www.untenrechts.com (for free for an non-simultaneous exchange)


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We offer a spacious architect's duplex with a huge living room and two bedrooms (all in all about 115 sqm). It is located on the 3rd and 4th floor in the canopy of trees with a view on a red brick gothic church. 
The living room and kitchen are on the 4th floor and come with a Mansarde style glass front and a slope roof with a big skylight. The top floor also has access to a small balcony with a nice view. 
Our kitchen and the bathroom got newly renovated in 2017 and offer some comfortable features like a big fridge or a big rain shower.
Our two bedrooms are on the 3rd floor and also have access to a balcony. One bedroom also serves as our interior architecture studio and is equipped with a huge desk and monitor, which can also be used if in need. The studio fits a comfortable pull out sofa / second bed. 
There is another balcony overlooking the courtyard with some nice deck chairs waiting for you.
The flat is within a house designed and built by a quite famous Hamburg architect in 1999. 
Our interior style is nordic and minimal with the focus on the architects design of concrete, wood and glass fronts. All in all, there are four neighbor parties living in the building which gives it a very private character. 
Even though you are in the middle of the city, with all major Hamburg sightseeing spots in close proximity, the flat is like a peaceful, airy nest, perfect to rest and relax.

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Super nice, bright 3-room flat in the 3rd Floor (top floor) in the popular district Eimsbüttel (Hoheluft-West/Generalsviertel)The apartment:The old building is on the 3rd floor with beautiful, newly sanded floors (with the exception of the bathroom). Through the large windows is bright and quiet, because the house is situated in a one-way road. Both bedrooms have a double bed (140x200) equipped. The kitchen has a beautiful old wooden table, providing a comfortable seating for 4 people. The kitchen has a gas stove, oven, sink, toaster, coffee maker and washing machine (storage room adjacent to kitchen) equipped. The bathroom has a spacious bath and shower. The toilet is extra.
Overall, my apartment is equipped with great attention to detail, so you can definitely feel at home as a guest.Equipment:
fully furnished, floorboards, high ceilings, balcony.Kitchen:
Oven, refrigerator, coffee maker, gas stove, beautiful wooden table with 4 chairs, washing machine, toaster.Bath:
Bath with shower, separate toilet.

Beautiful furnished, central apartment in an old building in Hamburg

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Family-friendly apartment in vibrant neighborhood

how german architects live