Haverkamp

Essen the green metropolis

In nearby Essen city centre, residents of quiet suburbs experience vibrant urban life and cultural diversity. Here, the transformation from an industrial city into a modern centre for administration, commerce and services is clearly visible.

The greenest city in the Ruhr region continues to impress with internationally recognised events and exhibitions. A visit to Museum Folkwang opens up the world of fine arts, while a trip to the UNESCO World Heritage site Zollverein, with its diverse programme, sparks interest in industrial culture. Leave everyday life behind at a concert in the world-famous Aalto Theatre or the impressive Philharmonic Hall.

Excellent shopping opportunities as well as a diverse gastronomic scene – including the popular “Rüttenscheid pub mile” – make a visit to the city centre a special experience.

Energy and heating concept

Heating system - air-water heat pump

The air-water heat pump reflects current trends and represents a forward-looking technology in building services. With rising costs for fossil fuels, extracting heat from the environment offers a smart alternative to conventional heating systems such as gas or oil.

Heat pump - the ecological alternative

In terms of primary energy consumption and CO2 emissions, heat pump systems clearly outperform gas and oil heating. From an economic perspective, they contribute significantly to energy savings and reduce harmful emissions such as carbon dioxide, sulphur dioxide, nitrogen and particulates. From an energy standpoint, heat pumps are among the most efficient heating technologies available today.

How the air-water heat pump works

The externally installed air-water heat pump is an efficient and quiet system that uses free environmental energy for heating, cooling and hot water supply.

The system consists of two units connected by refrigerant lines. The outdoor unit contains the evaporator, compressor and expansion valve, while the indoor unit houses the condenser, hydraulic system and hot water storage tank. The inverter-controlled compressor continuously adapts its output to the building’s heating demand.

Heat is generated through a refrigerant within the evaporator. This liquid refrigerant evaporates at very low temperatures and absorbs energy from the environment. The gaseous refrigerant is then compressed, increasing its pressure and temperature. It flows into the heat exchanger, where the stored heat is transferred to the building’s heating system.

This low-maintenance system ensures reliable heat supply and represents a proven, robust technology.

Photovoltaic system

A photovoltaic system converts sunlight into electricity. It consists of modules, mounting structures, cables, inverters and energy meters. The generated direct current is converted into usable alternating current.

Such systems can feed electricity into the public grid or be used directly within the property.

Energy-efficient and sustainable homes

All new build measures comply with the GEG 2023 standard, promoting climate protection and sustainability.

The homes offer high-quality outfitting, excellent insulation and modern building technology, ensuring comfortable and cost-efficient living.

Outfitting

• Ceiling heights of approx. 2.60 m
• Attractive architecture
• Partly brick facade
• Windows and entrance doors with bronze-coloured accents
• Barrier-free access with lift from underground car park to apartment level
• Two large underground car parks
• Energy-efficient according to GEG 2023
• Hot water and underfloor heating via air-water heat pump
• Photovoltaic system
• High-quality bathrooms with level-access showers
• Painting works and floor coverings included
• Video intercom system
• GIRA radio in the bathroom
• Prepared for e-mobility in the underground car park

Location of the property

Absolutely quiet yet centrally located – it really exists. At Haverkamp in Essen-Burgaltendorf, this becomes reality.

Just a short distance from the historic castle ruins, the bus station, shops for daily needs, schools and daycare centres, this exceptional new build project is taking shape. The scenic riverside path along the Ruhr can also be reached within minutes and offers numerous leisure opportunities for walkers, joggers, cyclists and more.

Haverkamp is a cul-de-sac with no through traffic, making it an extremely quiet residential street. The surrounding development is established and well maintained, characterised by attractive homes and partly agricultural areas. The neighbourhood offers a high quality of life and a friendly, family-oriented atmosphere. The surroundings are green and provide a balanced mix of residential areas and open spaces – ideal for children to grow up close to nature.

Although located in the tri-city region of Essen, Bochum and Hattingen, the proximity to nature dominates. A quiet residential environment combined with excellent transport connections makes this location attractive for families, commuters and nature lovers alike.

At Haverkamp in Burgaltendorf, you don’t just live – you truly enjoy life.