luxury house for sale Göttingen, Germany

The Esbeck manor is nestled in the gently rolling hills of the Leinebergland, between the towns of Bad Gandersheim and Alfeld, in the municipality of Freden in the district of Hildesheim. The rounded estate combines agriculture, forestry and an attractive hunting estate on almost 100 hectares of land to form a rare unit in this form. The land stretches from the banks of the Leine at an altitude of around 97 meters up to the striking Selterklippen cliffs at 330 meters - an impressive elevation profile that gives the estate its special scenic character. Arable land, grassland, extensive stands of deciduous woodland and near-natural steep slopes alternate, creating a picture that is unparalleled in Lower Saxony. The estate comprises around 38 hectares of good quality arable land, which is leased to a local farmer, as well as around 5 hectares of grassland in the Leinen lowlands. By far the largest area is made up of around 57 hectares of forest, consisting mainly of valuable hardwood stands, which are professionally managed by a forestry association. A residential house with a garden plot and two residential units round off the property. As a private hunting estate, Rittergut Esbeck offers excellent conditions for hunting wild boar, roe deer and small game with a hunting area of around 120 hectares - including adjacent additional land. For buyers with an affinity for hunting, this is a unique selling point that can hardly be reproduced. As such, the manor is a member of the traditional Hildesheim Knighthood - a testimony to its historical roots in the region and an aspect that is of considerable sentimental value to a certain group of buyers. The area is extraordinarily scenic and, in addition to hunting, offers a wide range of opportunities for horse riding, hiking and experiencing nature. At the same time, the location is easily accessible: Bad Gandersheim and Alfeld can be reached in a few minutes, Hanover in under an hour.

This spacious detached house, built in 1978 and extensively modernized in 2020, offers a stylish home for people with high standards - with plenty of space to develop, harmonious architecture and a direct connection to the surrounding nature. The clear lines, open-plan design and well thought-out integration of light, materials and garden create a timeless living experience with plenty of character. The approx. 400 m² living space offers a well thought-out room concept with flowing transitions between living, working and relaxing. The heart of the home is the spacious living and dining area with fireplace and large windows offering views of the garden and the Leinemasch paddocks. The open-plan Bulthaup kitchen blends seamlessly into the living ensemble and combines modern design with everyday practicality. Two further rooms on the first floor can be used flexibly as guest rooms, offices or bedrooms. The floor is completed by a stylish daylight bathroom, a separate guest WC and an inviting entrance area with checkroom. There are five further bright rooms on the second floor, which are ideal for children, home offices or hobby activities. Two modern bathrooms provide comfort, while a utility area supports functional everyday processes. Skylights bring light into the depths of the rooms and create a pleasant atmosphere. The basement, which has a full cellar, not only offers storage space, but also a homely sauna area with adjoining fitness room - perfect as a retreat for relaxing hours. The outdoor areas impress with their spaciousness, well-tended green spaces and plenty of privacy. A terrace, two double garages and several outdoor parking spaces complete this special offer. High-quality features such as a modern fitted kitchen, a fireplace, the in-house sauna and the garden with far-reaching views underline the upscale living comfort of this property.

Welcome to this remarkable villa, offering around 368 m² of living space on a stunning 5,000 m² plot. Built in 2018, the property blends contemporary architecture with exceptional interior design and luxurious details – a true retreat for those who value tranquility, nature, and refined living. The impressive entrance hall sets the tone immediately: floor-to-ceiling doors, premium switch systems, and harmonious lighting emphasize a commitment to high-end residential culture. Ceiling heights of up to 3.40 m and a thoughtfully composed layout create an immediate sense of openness and generosity. At the heart of the home lies the light-filled living and dining area, featuring elegant parquet flooring and a modern gas fireplace as a visual centerpiece. Expansive window fronts open onto the surrounding terrace and garden, creating a seamless flow between indoor and outdoor living. The open-concept kitchen is equipped with top-of-the-line appliances, atmospheric lighting, and a central island – ideal for stylish dinner evenings. The villa offers several individually designed bedrooms with views into the greenery, as well as luxurious bathrooms featuring designer fixtures, walk-in showers, and exclusive materials. The living space is complemented by a sophisticated study or library, along with a dedicated fitness and spa area including a sauna. A separate, modern outbuilding provides versatile usage options. Spread across two floors, it offers ample room for an elegant office, creative studio, or comfortable guest house. Large windows ensure bright and inviting spaces, while the compact architectural concept allows for efficient use of space. Its flexible layout makes it perfectly adaptable to personal needs – whether as a private workspace or a cozy retreat for visiting guests. The expansive garden with mature trees, manicured lawns, and a terrace with an outdoor kitchen forms a true sanctuary of peace – ideal for summer gatherings, relaxed outdoor living, or intimate moments of retreat.

Historic half-timbering meets modern living culture - stylishly renovated unique piece from 1792 A house with history - and a future: this detached half-timbered house dating back to 1792 was extensively renovated to the highest standards between 2015 and 2019. Apart from the roof cladding and the characteristic half-timbered beams, the entire building fabric was renovated - ecologically well thought-out, technically up to date and with a keen sense for the original charm. Under the guidance of an architectural firm experienced in half-timbered houses, an ensemble was created that combines tradition and modernity in a special way. With around 400 m² of living space, it offers spacious living on a plot of around 1,000 m² - with two outbuildings and numerous possible uses. A former horse stable has been stylishly converted and is ideal as a party room, studio, home office or small business. The spacious garage with pit, workshop and electric door perfectly complements the space on offer. Further parking spaces are located under the carport with integrated storage room and on the paved outdoor areas. A fiber optic connection to the house ensures a future-proof digital infrastructure. The fittings and furnishings are impressive thanks to well thought-out details: modern wall heating replaces traditional radiators, fed by a pellet heating system with convenient silo filling (built in 2017). Professionally restored beams, sustainable insulation materials, new electrics and water pipes are visible and tangible signs of the high-quality refurbishment. Only the listed front side is subject to restrictions - skylights and generous balcony doors could be integrated without any problems.

Built in 1889 by the Counts von der Schulenberg, this former outbuilding is a very atypical farmhouse that is architecturally special and unique in this stand-alone location in the region. The current owners discovered this jewel a few decades ago and lovingly renovated it to its current splendor. The first floor with its natural stone façade comprises a boiler room, a workshop, the garage, a sauna, the boiler room with oil tanks and a former stable, which can be used either as a storage room, party room or as a horse stable again. The main apartment extends over the second floor with a breathtaking terrace overlooking meadows and woods. The apartment offers a library, a fully glazed living room, a bedroom with en-suite bathroom, a hunting room, the open plan kitchen adjoining the dining room. A spiral staircase leads from the living room to the second floor, where a spacious study or music room with far-reaching views can be set up. The house is therefore also suitable for writers, journalists or composers and musicians who need peace and quiet to write or play and want to reward their eyes with the green view. Fast internet is available thanks to the Starlink antenna. The second apartment is located on the second floor and can either accommodate guests or be rented out. Whether as a vacation home or for permanent tenants, perhaps for someone to look after the house and yard? The property could also be used as a weekend retreat where you can switch off from the hustle and bustle of the city and relax. The surrounding area offers many leisure activities and the beautiful town of Bodenwerder with its Weser promenade is well worth a visit. The park-like, very well-kept property is laid out on two levels and has a fenced-in flower and vegetable garden. Very old trees, including walnut and maple trees, frame the property on two sides. With a little effort, this property can also be self-sufficient and create the perfect retreat for crises. More information on this during your viewing. It is a very special property with many possibilities, where everyone will discover something different for themselves. Come and see for yourself!

In Barntrup in Lippe, in the middle of the charming cultural landscape along the Weser Renaissance Road, rises the Alverdissen Castle - an impressive testimony to Westphalian history and architecture. Built in its present form around 1662 under Friedrich Christian zu Lippe-Alverdissen on the preserved foundations and vaults of an earlier castle complex, the three-storey baroque ensemble with its crippled hipped roof and striking stair tower is one of the most important aristocratic residences in the region. After centuries of use as a residence, official residence, local court and, most recently, state archive of the county of North Rhine-Westphalia, the listed castle was extensively renovated in 2010 and converted into a versatile residential and commercial building. The measures carried out combined the historical substance of the building with a contemporary usage concept - carefully, stylishly and with a high standard of substance and atmosphere. With over 800 m² of living space spread over three floors, the Alverdissen Castle offers exceptional usage options for private, representative or commercial purposes. The expressive west wing features a spacious baroque hall on the first floor, which is currently used as a registry office, but is also suitable for events, exhibitions or office use. Directly in front of it is an inviting reception area, which serves as an anteroom or waiting area, complemented by a generously equipped kitchen, which is ideal for catering or event-related uses. The east wing has separate offices on the same level with their own access - ideal for independent commercial use, practice rooms or a creative studio. The clear functional structure of both wings creates optimal conditions for the interplay of living, working and representation in a historical setting with contemporary comfort. The second floor is the main living area. The eastern bedroom section with two bedrooms and adjoining bathroom offers privacy and tranquillity, while the west wing features a living room with more than 100 m², a fireplace and a spacious kitchen with adjoining dining area. The generous dimensions continue on the top floor: two separate bedroom wings, each with its own bathroom, offer ideal conditions for guests or additional family members. All levels are easily accessible via a central, restored sandstone staircase and a built-in passenger elevator. An extension of the structural facilities (e.g. guest house, swimming pool or additional garages) is possible in accordance with the approved planning and can be activated. The history of the Alverdissen Castle dates back to 1396, when a castle belonging to the Counts of Sternberg was first mentioned in a document as the county seat. After the destruction of the original building, the present castle was built around 1662 by Count Philipp zur Lippe - later Count of Schaumburg-Lippe - on the preserved cellar vaults and foundation walls of an earlier castle complex. His son Friedrich Christian laid the foundation stone for today's castle building in 1662 while he was still a child. From then on, the baroque building with its striking stair tower became an important manor house in the region. With Philipp Ernst I, a collateral line of the House of Lippe established itself in Alverdissen and resided there until the 18th century. In 1812, the castle was acquired by Princess Pauline zu Lippe, who designated it as the administrative seat for the Sternberg district. From 1879 to 1969, the castle housed the district court. Between 1977 and 1979, the castle underwent a thorough modernization, after which it was used for many years as a branch of the Detmold State Archives. It was not until 2009 - after extensive renovation work - that the castle passed into private ownership and has since been used as a residential and commercial building.

Half-timbered meets open space - Versatile remaining farm with history and perspective This spacious remaining farmhouse in idyllic Pegestorf offers a living concept with room for ideas - whether for large families, intergenerational living or the combination of living and working under one roof. With numerous rooms, four bathrooms and versatile spaces, this is a refuge for people who value space and individuality. The charming half-timbered architecture not only characterizes the exterior appearance, but also creates a cosy, stylish ambience inside. Spread over four levels, there are flexible floor plans for a wide variety of lifestyles. Bright rooms, striking beam structures and a high-quality fitted kitchen make the house a feel-good place with character. A fireplace provides cozy warmth on cold days and invites you to spend cozy hours. The heart of the outdoor area is the sheltered courtyard terrace - a quiet retreat that becomes an extended living room in the warmer months. Whether family life with children, communal living or quiet working in the countryside: this property adapts to your ideas. Pegestorf combines village tranquillity with good connections to the surrounding towns - and at the same time offers a nature experience and neighborly security. A place with substance, charm and perspective - ready for your next steps.

A house that is more than just four walls: this stylish detached house stands for generosity, substance and living quality - nestled in one of Bremen's greenest and most sought-after locations. The detached house, built in 1968, stands on a fantastic plot of approx. 1,280 m² with mature trees, extensive lawns and a lovingly landscaped garden pond. Set back and surrounded by stylish neighbors, this is a special retreat for families or couples with space requirements. The property itself offers around 232 m² of living space, which impresses with its generosity, structure and a fine sense of architectural quality. Even the prestigious entrance area with its high-quality marble floor and open gallery makes a clear statement: This house is made for arriving - with style and spaciousness. The focus is on the spacious living and dining area, which extends over two levels and is connected to the new fitted kitchen (fall 2023) via a modern sliding glass door. Large windows, strip parquet flooring, an elegant fireplace and a view of the greenery create an atmosphere of light and warmth. The room concept offers maximum flexibility: on the first floor there are two bright rooms - ideal for guests, a home office or children - as well as a high-quality shower room with natural light. An open gallery leads to the top floor, where two further bedrooms with lots of charm await you. The master bedroom impresses with its own dressing room, while the bathroom with whirlpool bath, corner shower at ground level and double washbasin underlines the feel-good factor. The basement is also impressive: a modern wellness area with sauna, shower and WC invites you to retreat - complemented by a large utility room and additional storage space. The large garden is particularly attractive: a newly paved, approx. 46 m² west-facing terrace (spring 2024), an idyllic pond with a wooden bridge and mature trees. There is a carport with a glass roof and three further outdoor parking spaces for your vehicles.

Tradition meets new concepts - Webelsgrund Stud Farm In the middle of the gently rolling landscape of the Kleiner Deister lies one of the most renowned addresses in German horse breeding: Webelsgrund Stud. Since its foundation in 1956, it has been regarded as the cradle of noble Trakehner lines and has been the birthplace of numerous licensed stallions and internationally successful sport horses. Today's property covers around 20 hectares, of which around 19 hectares are rounded pasture areas that harmoniously surround the listed ensemble of buildings. The estate is rounded off by 2.9 hectares of leased land, bringing the total area to around 23 hectares. The area is characterized by fertile clay soil, shady groups of trees and a natural topography - an ideal place for breeding and training high-quality horses. The charming mix of historic half-timbered buildings, modern stables, indoor riding arena, horse walker, residential and administrative buildings as well as a stylishly renovated residential building with an open fireplace, parquet floors and outdoor pool offers a wide range of possible uses: from a classic stud farm to a therapy or training center to an exclusive riding facility with residence and overnight accommodation for riders. Due to their age, the current owners have stopped running the stud farm in recent years and have rented out the stables for stallholders. With a new concept, stud operations can be resumed at any time. Everything you need for this is available. Alternative concepts, such as a rider's paradise with overnight accommodation for stallholders, a cooperative business with stallholders as shareholders or even a facility for horse-loving senior citizens are further options. Years ago, the previous owners had plans to erect an additional building for overnight guests, but although planning permission was granted, the project never got off the ground. It should be examined whether new owners could raise the stud farm to a new level with this optional extension. It would also be conceivable to use the stud farm as a permanent location for a nationally and internationally successful television series - this combination of equestrian facilities, countryside and residential areas provides the ideal setting for many captivating stories. A place with a great history - ready for a new chapter.

A property with special prospects awaits you in one of Bremen's most sought-after residential areas: Situated on a plot of approx. 666 m² with an ideal layout, this is a rare opportunity to realize your individual living wishes - in the heart of the popular Schwachhausen district. The house extends over three floors with a living space of around 140 m² and currently offers four well-designed rooms, including three bedrooms and a bathroom. The basic structure is ideal for a wide variety of living models - whether for families, couples with space requirements or individual concepts with a home office or guest room. The generous and attractive building rights are particularly noteworthy: they open up a wide range of options for extensions, conversions or even a new build - tailored to your long-term goals and architectural aspirations. The green surroundings create a pleasant living atmosphere: the garden area extends both in front of and behind the house and invites a variety of design options - from a green retreat to a play area for children or a prestigious outdoor area. A garage offers additional comfort and storage space. This property not only offers an excellent location in a quiet side street in Schwachhausen, but also exceptional development potential - perfect for anyone looking for a stable investment with scope for design.

This exceptional estate in Edewecht combines historic charm with state-of-the-art technology and sustainable construction. Originally built in 1935 and comprehensively refurbished to the core in 2023/2024, it now presents itself as a retreat for those with high standards, vision and a desire for a healthy lifestyle. Offering approx. 257 m² of living space, the residence features a generous living, dining and kitchen area with gallery, three bedrooms, two elegant bathrooms, a guest WC as well as office and utility rooms. Premium materials such as oak floorboards, oiled spruce flooring, clay plaster and exposed timber framing create an exceptionally natural indoor climate. The bespoke country-style kitchen and the luxurious bathrooms with rain shower and freestanding tub add refined accents. The property meets the KfW-55 efficiency standard. An air-to-water heat pump, photovoltaic system with storage, wall and underfloor heating and a KNX smart-home system ensure energy efficiency and comfort. A fibre-optic connection and a pre-installed wallbox complete the technical features. The energy certificate shows an excellent final energy demand of only 22.5 kWh/(m²·a) – energy efficiency class A+. The 11,304 m² grounds impress with their park-like design, a representative driveway, a spacious wooden terrace and a newly built double carport with two parking spaces. An orchard meadow, deciduous trees and a valuable mature tree population create a green sanctuary with maximum privacy. In addition, the plot offers the potential for constructing a second single-family home. The location combines tranquillity and closeness to nature with excellent accessibility: the Zwischenahner Meer is only a few minutes away, Oldenburg can be reached in around 30 minutes and Bremen in approximately one hour.

This inviting townhouse from 1914 combines the unmistakable charm of an old Bremen building with impressive potential for modern living. With around 231.80 m² of living space and a plot of 294 m², the house offers spacious rooms, high ceilings and a special character that will delight lovers of classic architecture. As soon as you enter, you are greeted by a spacious, bright hallway that emphasizes the inviting character of the house. The living and dining area impresses with its open, flexible room structure: double doors allow both an elegant connection and a stylish separation of the rooms - according to your individual living concept. Elegant herringbone parquet flooring and ceilings over three meters high create a unique sense of space with a historical touch. The house extends over the mezzanine floor, second floor, converted attic and a fully developed basement, which is ideal as a granny apartment or separate guest area. There are a total of 10 rooms, including 6.5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a guest WC - perfect for families, freelancers or anyone who appreciates space for individuality. The large garden invites you to linger and relax, while a small front garden rounds off the charming old building flair towards the street. The quiet location in one of the most sought-after streets in Schwachhausen promises pure quality of life - urban, yet green and peaceful. The house is in a well-kept condition, but in need of some modernization. With a little attention to detail, a real gem can be created here - a home that combines history, style and future.

This stylish detached house from 1959 boasts timeless architecture, a clear room structure and a high degree of privacy in one of the most sought-after residential areas of Hanover-Kirchrode. A harmonious living concept unfolds on around 148 m² of living space, allowing for both spacious communal living and quiet retreats. The open-plan living and dining area forms the heart of the house and opens up to the sunny terrace and the spacious garden via large windows. Indoor and outdoor spaces flow seamlessly into one another here, creating a particularly pleasant living atmosphere. The kitchen, which was modernized in 2021, blends into the overall picture in a contemporary way and underlines the well-kept character of the property. The upper floor offers well-designed rooms that can be used flexibly as bedrooms, children's rooms or studies. The approx. 706 m² plot presents itself as a green, secluded oasis and offers a high degree of peace and privacy - an ideal retreat in the middle of a mature neighborhood. The spacious terrace invites you to linger and creates space for relaxing hours outdoors. The offer is complemented by a cellar with practical utility and storage areas as well as parking spaces on the property. Overall, this is a well-kept property with solid substance and attractive development potential - a home with character in a sought-after location.

In a prime residential location right next to the nature reserve in the sought-after Querumer Forst district of Braunschweig, this individually designed architect-designed house boasts a generous room concept, high-quality fittings and state-of-the-art building technology. With a total area of around 278 sqm, the property offers plenty of space and a well thought-out living concept for discerning tastes. The house was built in 2009, extended and extensively redesigned in 2019 and continuously modernized. Thanks to the extensive energy-efficient fittings, this property is at an extremely modern and future-oriented energy level. The well thought-out floor plan and the open design of the living areas create a pleasant living atmosphere and connect the individual areas in a harmonious way. The entrance area leads into the generously proportioned living, dining and cooking area, which is flooded with light thanks to large windows and offers direct access to the garden. The modern kitchen with its timeless design and light-colored fronts blends harmoniously into the overall picture. The retrofitted fireplace room sets a special architectural accent and adds a spacious, light-flooded area with a special living atmosphere to the living area. The extension blends harmoniously into the overall picture and gives the house additional living comfort. Floor-to-ceiling windows provide a wonderful view of the adjacent nature reserve. The property has a further four rooms, perfect as children's rooms, offices or guest rooms, as well as a separate parents' area with dressing room, en-suite bathroom and access to the balcony. The space on offer is complemented by a further bathroom, a guest WC, a utility room and a practical spare room in the cellar. The garden was professionally landscaped by a gardening and landscaping company and is optimally exposed to the sun thanks to its south/east orientation. It offers ample space for relaxation and a variety of outdoor uses. The house complies with the KfW 40 standard (according to the EnEV from 2007) and is equipped with bamboo parquet flooring, underfloor heating, a solar thermal system for hot water, a photovoltaic system with battery storage, a living room ventilation system and a monitoring system. The installation of a split heat pump in June 2026 is expected to further optimize energy consumption in the future.

There are buildings that are more than mere structures. They tell the story of their era, of an architectural identity and of a cultural vision that was not conceived for the short term – and which endures to this day. The gatehouses in the Georgengarten are among these rare examples of classical architecture. In a unique setting, nestled within one of northern Germany’s most significant gardens, they combine historical significance with a quiet, timeless elegance. Their impact stems not from a prominent presence, but from their demeanour – understated, clear and enduring. This brochure is dedicated to an ensemble of exceptional standing. It invites you not only to observe the architecture, but also to contextualise it. And to discover a place that combines substance, history and quality of life in an extraordinary way.

The historically restored Buchholz windmill is far more than just a residential building - it is a unique piece of architecture with cultural depth and an extraordinary presence. The listed building has been extensively renovated with great respect for its historical substance and transformed into a unique living space. On approx. 184 m² of living space, spread over several levels with a total of five rooms, an extraordinary spatial structure unfolds, which is characterized by the characteristic octagonal basic structure. This gives each level a special spatial effect that is clearly different from conventional architecture. The plot covers approx. 565 m² and frames the building at an appropriate distance without diminishing its presence. A well thought-out usage concept unfolds over several storeys: spacious common areas, open sight lines, a central air space and precisely inserted fixtures create a connection between the historical construction and modern design. The room layout allows both prestigious living as well as flexible usage options, for example for work or studio purposes. On the second floor, the spacious living area with direct access to the terrace forms the heart of the house. The kitchen is functionally integrated without compromising the openness of the floor plan. On the levels above, there are private retreat areas, bedrooms and a high-quality bathroom. The original supporting structure of the mill remains visible at all times, lending the rooms authenticity and character. The renovation was carried out with the aim of preserving the historical substance while integrating contemporary technology. High-quality materials, custom-made fixtures and fittings and modern building services ensure modern comfort in an exceptional architectural setting. This mill is not an off-the-peg property - it is unique for people who appreciate individuality, history and architectural clarity.