Eidelstedt has a proper shopping center where three times a week an open air market is held. 5 different residential areas can be distinguished: The North is dominated by single- and two-family houses, some terraced houses and some bigger apartment blocks. The settlement with up to 13 floor high apartment blocks at Hornackredder/ EllerauerWeg/ Lentföhrdener Weg was built in the 60ties of last century. 10 years later the settlement Wildacker was built in the same way. The Lohkamp settlement, in the West of Eidelstedt, however, has a completely different architecture. Designed and built in the 50ties, the area is characterized by 2-family houses along tiny and quiet side roads with small moats and well-cared for gardens. Residents of this area only rarely move and it is difficult to get land here.
Average rental price per m²
9,60 EUR
Building style ratio
Apartment blocks: 73,2%
Houses: 27,8%
Population
49% singles
18,4% families
15,9% < 18 years
23,1% > 65 years
Average Income Level
Eidelstedt: 27.988 EUR
Hamburg: 35.567 EUR
Photos f.l.t.r: „457 doerpsweg“ (c) Dirtsc (Own work) CC BY SA 3.0, „1657 furtweg 15“ (c) Dirtsc (Own work) CC BY SA 3.0, „Eidelsteed - Fangdiek“ (c) flamenc (Own work) CC BY SA 3.0, „Eidelsteed - Fangdiekgraben - Muehlenau“ (c) flamenc (Own work) CC BY-SA 3.0, „Eidelstedt-Center“ (c) Gerhard Kemme (Own work) Public domain, „Eidelstedter Bürgerhaus“ (c) Gerhard Kemme (Own work) Public domain - ALL via Wikimedia Commons