Rough diamond in Linden-South: ground-floor apartment in a listed Wilhelminian-era building
- 3 Rooms
- 2 Bedrooms
- 1 Bathroom
- ~61 m² Living area
Description
Some apartments tell a story—this one has had over 100 years to perfect it. The listed multi-family building from 1911 combines the unmistakable charm of the Wilhelminian era with the potential for a fully customized home. Anyone buying here is not purchasing a finished apartment, but the opportunity to create one that truly matches their own ideas. The ground-floor apartment offers 61 square meters and three rooms—an excellent basis for a complete renovation to your specifications. The three-meter ceiling height sets the tone from the outset: spacious, light-filled, and with a sense of space that simply cannot be replicated in modern new builds. The windows are double-glazed and should ideally be replaced as part of the renovation. A special treasure lies right underfoot: the original wooden plank flooring runs throughout the entire apartment and is waiting to be sanded and brought back to life. With some hands-on work, it reveals that warm, timeless character that perfectly suits the building’s history—and is rarely found today. The kitchen has its own access to a balcony, creating a direct link between indoor and outdoor space. A retreat for morning coffee, a quiet evening after work, or fresh herbs right outside the door. The connection between inside and outside makes this private retreat especially valuable—whether for that first coffee, a calm evening, or potted herbs. The bathroom with shower-bath provides solid basic fittings, and anyone who values storage will appreciate the additional basement storage room as well as the shared laundry room in the building. The existing gas heating provides reliable warmth. The street-facing façade was recently repainted; the building presents itself as well maintained and representative. With ten units, it offers a manageable, established community of owners/occupants. The monthly service charge, including maintenance reserves, is €301. For investors, experienced renovators, or anyone specifically looking for an apartment with substance and real scope for design, this property is a rare opportunity. You don’t come across rough diamonds like this twice.
- Object type
Flat
- Rooms
3
- Bedrooms
2
- Bathrooms
1
- Living area
~61 m²
- Flooring
Wooden floor
- Building restrictions
Front of Building Monument
- Construction year
1911
- Energy certificate available
No
- Type of heating
Radiator
- Energy source
Gas heating
Location: Linden - Süd, Hanover
Linden-South is changing: the district in southwest Hanover is becoming increasingly popular and in demand—young people, students, families and investors are discovering the neighborhood for its established character, its Wilhelminian-era buildings and its close-to-city location. Property prices are rising, interest is growing—those who buy now are in early. The apartment is located in the immediate vicinity of Göttinger Straße, which, as the area’s central supply axis, covers all everyday needs. Supermarkets, bakeries, cafés, pharmacies, restaurants and small owner-operated specialty shops are literally right outside the door. Anyone who wants to manage daily life without a car will find ideal conditions here—everything is within walking distance, without detours and without compromise. For students and university staff, the location is a real advantage: the Linden campus of Hanover University of Applied Sciences and Arts on Ricklinger Stadtweg is easily reachable on foot. With several faculties—including Electrical and Information Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, as well as Business and Computer Science—located directly in the district, demand for housing in this location is structurally high and stable. For investors, this means low vacancy risk and a reliable tenant base. Linden-South is also excellently connected to public transport. By light rail, Hanover’s city center can be reached in just a few minutes; the central station is only a short ride away. Those who prefer cycling will find well-developed bike paths linking the district with the rest of the city. Two weekly markets invite shopping on Tuesdays and Saturdays and provide that extra measure of quality of life that defines a well-functioning urban quarter. Limmerstraße, with its wide range of small shops, cafés and restaurants, is also reachable within minutes and is considered one of the liveliest shopping streets in western Hanover. A district on the rise, a location with growing appeal—and an address with real future potential.
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