High-quality, sustainable & car-free in Hamburg-Ottensen – 60% sold!

Imagine your new home, in an urban yet green environment. In one of the most exciting and sought-after districts of the Hanseatic city of Hamburg. In the middle of Ottensen, between Friedensallee and Gasstraße, not far from the Elbe and Volkspark, an ensemble of four distinctive residential buildings is being built on a 25,000 square metre site with greenery and charming courtyards: the Max Brauer Quartier. Charlotte is your lady of hearts in this quarter and reflects the special atmosphere of this new district. The efficiently designed residential building stands for sustainability and is built to the KfW Energy Efficiency House Standard 55. It has a rainwater storage tank and is supplied with green energy via a photovoltaic system. The two-storey underground car park is equipped with an e-charging infrastructure for all parking spaces and ensures a car-free neighbourhood above ground. The 1 – 4.5-room condominiums offer stylish and high-quality fittings. They have balconies, loggias, terraces or roof terraces. And whether for singles, couples or families, the personality of Charlotte simply appeals to everyone.

The Quarter:

Charlotte, named after the writer Charlotte Niese, a contemporary of Max Brauer who lived in Ottensen from 1884 until her death in 1935, is one of the four buildings that make up the Max Brauer Quartier. The three other buildings also bear the names of Hamburg personalities who lived and worked in Altona and Ottensen: Photographer Emil Puls, architect Gustav Oelsner and Altona’s Senator for Culture August Kirch. A total of 464 flats are being built in the Max Brauer Quarter, between Friedensallee, Bahrenfelder Kirchenweg and the adjacent Kolbenhöfe.