luxury apartments / penthouses for sale Lower Saxony, Germany

Exclusive Estate for Entrepreneurs Car Enthusiasts This architectural masterpiece combines exceptional design, light-filled rooms, state-of-the-art office spaces, and ample room for a private car collection on a spacious estate—perfect for entrepreneurs who wish to combine their passion for cars with stylish living and working. Built in 1999/2000 and modernized in 2016, the property impresses with an open-concept layout, expansive windows, and the finest finishes. With approximately 765 m² of living and usable space, this property offers versatile usage options and creates a harmonious blend of prestige, privacy, and lifestyle. Property Highlights: Penthouse Apartment (approx. 241 m²) A dream home for design and luxury enthusiasts: Spacious rooftop terraces with unparalleled panoramic views, light-filled rooms, an open floor plan, and exclusive interiors create an ambiance that combines aesthetics and comfort at the highest level. Ground-floor office space (approx. 386 sq ft) Perfect for entrepreneurs, startups, or medical professionals: Generous windows provide a bright, inspiring work environment. Flexibly usable as a corporate headquarters, medical practice, or showroom. Plus office space in the guest house / annex The additional living or workspace offers maximum flexibility for family, employees, or private retreats. A paradise for car enthusiasts: The integrated, heated garage (approx. 137 m²) offers space for up to 6 vehicles and is also equipped with two lifts, allowing for the care, maintenance, or display of your automotive treasures right on site. The concept is complemented by six additional carport spaces as well as two parking spaces directly in front of the house. Premium features: • High-quality designer kitchens, including an exclusive built-in kitchen by Warendorf-Küchen in the penthouse • Custom-built built-in furniture and light-filled living spaces • Three modernized bathrooms + four guest restrooms • State-of-the-art home automation system, alarm system with remote monitoring, CAD cabling • Ventilation system with heat recovery and additional gas central heating • Primarily real wood parquet flooring and high-quality finishes (tiles) • Lighted ceilings and numerous architectural details that underscore the luxurious ambiance Usage Options Lifestyle: This property is ideally suited as a prestigious corporate headquarters with an integrated living area, as a multi-generational residence, or as an exclusive investment property. The combination of architectural elegance, spacious terraces, modern technology, and a first-class automotive infrastructure makes this property a unique offering on the Isernhagen real estate market. For discerning owners and investors who wish to combine design, lifestyle, technology, and their passion for automobiles under one roof, this property is an absolute highlight.

The top floor of this listed town villa from 1896 is home to an exceptionally charming apartment with a classic, timeless character. The villa was extensively renovated between 2004 and 2009 in line with its listed status. The roof and roof truss were completely renovated, as were the façade, electrics, pipes, windows and building services - a level of furnishing that impressively underlines the elegant character of the villa. With around 78 m² of living space, the apartment impresses with its well thought-out room layout, bright rooms and exposed roof beams, which give the interior a warm, authentic atmosphere. The open-plan living and dining area with integrated kitchen forms the center of the apartment - ideal for stylish living under the roof. The bathroom is designed with Rosa Portogallo marble and features sculptured marble washbasins reminiscent of 19th century fireplaces, giving the room a special historical accent. An architectural highlight of the apartment is the loggia, which offers sun from morning to evening and extends the living space to the outside. Access is convenient via an elevator that leads directly to the unit, or alternatively via the shared staircase. A fiber optic connection is also available and enables a modern, high-performance internet supply. Thanks to the comprehensive modernization of the roof, façade, electrics, pipes and building services, the entire villa is in excellent structural condition. This top-floor apartment combines historical charm, appropriate living culture and special privacy in one of Hanover's most sought-after residential areas.

A Hidden Retreat Between the Dunes and the North Sea Nestled amid Langeoog’s distinctive dune landscape, just a few steps from the North Sea, the Sonnenhof exudes a unique atmosphere. Set in an exceptionally peaceful setting, this historic estate combines North German seclusion with one of the island’s most exclusive residential areas. The beach is just about 300 meters away. At the same time, the house lies away from tourist areas—with no adjacent restaurants or heavy foot traffic. Instead, the immediate surroundings are defined by dunes, open spaces, and the special tranquility of this car-free island. From the moment you arrive, you’ll experience that sense of slowing down for which Langeoog has been cherished for decades. Amid dune grass, wide-open skies, and fresh North Sea air, a place emerges that uniquely combines privacy, a connection to nature, and refined seclusion. A House with the History of Lale Andersen Lale Andersen, born in 1905 as Liese-Lotte Helene Berta Bunnenberg in Bremerhaven, is considered one of the most significant German singers and actresses of the 20th century. She achieved international fame with the song “Lili Marleen,” which became known worldwide during World War II and is still considered one of the most famous German-language songs today. Her recording of the song made Andersen a cultural icon of her time and earned her recognition far beyond Germany’s borders. After World War II, Lale Andersen increasingly retreated to the North Sea island of Langeoog, which became her adopted home. There, far removed from public life, she found a place of peace and inspiration. In Gerk-sin-Spoor, she purchased the Sonnenhof and, over many years, transformed the estate into her private retreat. She later built her own recording studio on the property, where she continued her artistic work. Until her death in 1972, Langeoog remained the center of her life. Her connection to the island remains visible to this day: a monument commemorates the artist, and she found her final resting place in the historic dune cemetery. The Sonnenhof is thus not only an extraordinary island estate but also a site of German cultural and musical history. Rare Architecture in a Privileged Island Location The Sonnenhof is one of the few thatched-roof estates on Langeoog without a ground lease. Particularly noteworthy is the extraordinary rarity of comparable properties: there are only five thatched-roof houses on the entire island, of which only three are situated on their own land. The complex consists of several building sections that have been carefully expanded over decades and today create a distinctive overall impression. The traditional thatched-roof architecture blends harmoniously with modern living standards and high-quality technical amenities. Spacious living areas, light-filled rooms, and carefully selected materials create an atmosphere that is both elegant and understated. Features such as Valencian marble, a designer kitchen, a sauna, a whirlpool, and a fireplace underscore the high level of living comfort and blend harmoniously with the historic character of the house. Retreats with Nordic serenity The home’s living areas are designed with a clear focus: tranquility, comfort, and privacy. The interior design creates seamless transitions between indoor and outdoor spaces and consistently offers views of the surrounding dune landscape. Of particular note is the home’s barrier-free and wheelchair-accessible design. As part of the renovation, a elevator was installed, among other improvements, creating exceptional living comfort for a wide variety of living situations. The property is complemented by a separate outbuilding featuring a sauna, utility room, and wine cellar.