New living paradise in Pansdorf: laying of the foundation stone for 32 modern apartments!

New living paradise in Pansdorf: laying of the foundation stone for 32 modern apartments!

In Pansdorf, a picturesque town in Ostholstein, the foundation stone was recently laid for a remarkable new building project by Wobau-OH. Numerous guests of honor were present, including District Administrator Timo Gaarz, district president Petra Kirner and Mayor Thomas Keller. Wobau managing director Fabian Weist and architect Dirk Heske gave insights into the project, which has the motto “Everyone for themselves, but no one alone”. The new building includes 32 modern apartments, a guest apartment and a common room that will serve as a social meeting place. Loud The reporter Over 40% of the apartments are publicly subsidized.

The apartments vary in size between 55 and 100 square meters and are equipped with fitted kitchens and barrier-free bathrooms. An elevator ensures that the apartments are accessible to everyone. Parking spaces can also be rented and charging options for electric cars have already been provided. The project is being implemented according to the KfW-40 standard, which not only reduces energy consumption but also offers a high level of living comfort. The new building uses the heat from a modern solar thermal park, making the supply sustainable.

Awareness of sustainability

Sustainability and environmentally friendly construction methods are also very important in other new building projects. The newly married couple Julius and Emilie Schröder mention, for example, that they attach great importance to ecological standards when looking for an apartment. Your new apartment has been awarded an efficiency house level 40 and the Sustainable Building Plus (QNG-PLUS) quality seal. Reported in this context KfW that the building is heated by a heat pump and the residents generate their own electricity using a photovoltaic system. Although these environmentally friendly measures initially cost more, the benefits in the long term cannot be ignored.

The couple also benefited from KfW funding, which is particularly available for new buildings with sustainable features. More and more people are discovering such offers, which mean good business by combining efficiency and environmental friendliness.

Sustainable certifications and local developments

Another aspect of sustainable development is the NaWoh 4.0 QNG planning certification, which has been updated since October 2025. The aim of this initiative is to further increase ecological standards in construction. According to the information from NaWoh New documentation tools have also recently been made available for post-construction certification to ensure the quality and traceability of construction projects.

The total cost of the project in Pansdorf is around 9.4 million euros, and the first tenants are expected to move in in the second quarter of 2027. The high demand for these modern apartments shows that interest in sustainable forms of living is increasing. These developments are a positive sign for the region and make an important contribution to a more environmentally conscious living culture.