Living in an Exclusive Natural Setting – New Development in the Walddörfer

A place for discerning family living: on the idyllic Wohldorfer Mühlenteich mill pond, in the historic heart of the Walddörfer, nine exclusive houses are being built on the site of a former equestrian hall. Selected historic elements are deliberately preserved and blend harmoniously with clear, modern architecture. A consistently sustainable energy concept makes the ensemble future-proof.

The houses are built in solid masonry construction and meet the Efficiency House 55 standard (Effizienzhaus 55), a sustainable investment in quality of living and lasting value.

At the heart of the project is a well-conceived energy concept: a photovoltaic system on the roof, combined with a battery storage unit, supplies the building services primarily with self-generated electricity. A central ventilation system with heat recovery ensures a balanced indoor climate. The temperature can be controlled individually in all living rooms and bedrooms, and underfloor heating in the bathroom adds extra comfort.

The generous floor plans with 3 to 5 rooms can be designed entirely to your needs. Each house adapts to your life, not the other way round.

Fittings from renowned manufacturers add stylish accents. You select flooring and tiles personally during an individual sampling appointment. A spacious terrace, a private garden and a dedicated parking space complete the living experience.

The elegant clinker brick façade, the high-quality fittings and the tranquil green setting of Wohldorf-Ohlstedt make each of these houses a home that redefines quality of life.

Wohldorf-Ohlstedt, in the north-east of Hamburg, is one of the city’s most sought-after residential areas. With its rural charm, stately country houses, established villa estates and expansive green spaces, the district has preserved a character that has become rare in Hamburg.

The Mühlenteich mill pond lies right on your doorstep. A stroll along the water takes you past the Kupfermühle, the historic manor house and the Kornmühle, a grain mill dating back to 1471 that is now home to a fine-dining restaurant. Just a few steps away lie the Wohldorfer Wald, one of Hamburg’s oldest forests, and the Duvenstedter Brook, a nature reserve of around 780 hectares with meadows, moors and swamp forests.

Everyday needs are well catered for: a primary school, a daycare centre and a secondary school (Gymnasium) are close by, and a bus stop is just a few steps away. From Ohlstedt underground station, the U1 line takes you directly to Hamburg Central Station. By car, Hamburg city centre is around 35 minutes away, and the A1 and A7 motorways are easily accessible.