2 FAM house, Heiligenhafen good location, low-energy, completely renovated, upscale furnishings

Located in Heiligenhafen on the Baltic Sea, this well-maintained detached house, designed for two families, is situated in a desirable western part of town. The house was completely renovated in 2005 to meet low-energy standards and is environmentally friendly thanks to ammonia steam technology. The interior walls and ceilings are additionally covered with 10mm mineral plasterboard. The exterior of the building is insulated with mineral plaster and insulation panels, with an additional 100mm layer of mineral wool in the exterior walls, under the roof, and in the gable areas covered with natural slate. No scaffolding is required for the renovation of the exterior cladding!

The ground floor apartment is 108 square meters and features a 29 square meter garden terrace, a guest toilet, and an interior fireplace that is approved for low emissions and can be used until 2025. The upper floor has a separate staircase leading to a four-star holiday apartment of 76 square meters. It includes a fitted kitchen with a dishwasher and induction hob, 1 bathroom with a shower and toilet, 1 living room, 1 bedroom, and a separate terrace. The full basement, 112 square meters in size, with both exterior and interior access, houses a shower room with a toilet, a fitness room, and a workshop, all centrally heated. Additionally, there is 60 square meters of storage space in the attic. The two-family house was completely renovated in 2005 to become an environmentally friendly, low-energy building, with improved external wall insulation. The 7 kWp photovoltaic system on the roof, combined with a 12 kWh home energy storage system, allows for very low electricity costs, including charging an electric car. The 8 WOLF roof solar collectors, along with the WOLF-BSP1000 thermal storage tank and the WOLF-COB 20 condensing oil boiler, result in low heating costs (102 kWh/m²/year) and, due to the low supply temperature in winter (35-40 degrees), are suitable for the installation of a heat pump. The property, which covers 780 square meters, includes a carport with a 10 square meter storage area for bicycles at the rear, as well as a charging station for electric vehicles.

The two-family house in Heiligenhafen is located in a good area, 2.5 kilometers from the highway exit. The Dazendorfer Weg experiences very little traffic. Behind the property is a dead-end street, used by only six residents, and therefore rarely used.

The elementary school, with bus stops for the city bus line 1 and the regional bus line 580, is located just 500 meters away and is easily accessible on foot.