Hamburg · Schanze

Starting at UKE. Finding your feet in Hamburg.

A new role, a research placement or a clinical assignment is bringing you to Hamburg. We would like furniture shopping to be one less thing to think about. Here you have your own furnished room and a little everyday life in the Schanze.

Let’s talk about your dates

We rent our rooms privately and independently of UKE.

Furnishing visualisation of Room Ofen with its historic tiled stove

Come home after work.

Cook after a long day, put a wash on and retreat to your own room. You share the kitchen and two bathrooms with the other residents, while your room is yours alone.

Your journey to work.

UKE is a large campus. Start with Martinistraße 52 and confirm your building and entrance. For early shifts or late journeys home, check connections against your actual working hours.

Tell us what you have planned.

When would you like to move in?
How long do you expect to stay?
Where will you be working?

Your journey to work.

From our front door to your first day.

Here is the right address and a live route from Stresemannstraße 89. Choose your travel date and the time you need to arrive.

Public transport

UKE · Hamburg-Eppendorf

Martinistraße 52, 20251 Hamburg

Buses 20 and 25 run from Holstenstraße to UKE. The right stop – such as UK Eppendorf, Eppendorfer Park or Löwenstraße – depends on your building.

Addresses and named stops checked against official directions on 31 October 2026. Journey times depend on your day, departure time and entrance.

The Suites

Four rooms. Which one suits you?

Hof, Stuck and Ofen are about 15 m² each. Nest is about 9 m² with a loft bed. Each furnished room is for one person and has its own desk, TV and high-speed internet. You share the kitchen, two bathrooms, courtyard balcony and utility room with washing machine, tumble dryer and vacuum cleaner.

We plan to open from mid-December 2026. Current dates appear with each room; we will discuss your requested stay with you personally.

Our house is at Stresemannstraße 89, 22769 Hamburg. The Schanze is a lively neighbourhood; there are acoustic windows on the street side.

The building is heritage-listed and dates from 1886.

approx. 15 m²HofAvailability on request approx. 15 m²StuckAvailability on request approx. 15 m²OfenAvailability on request approx. 9 m²NestAvailability on request

Room pictures are AI-generated visualisations based on the actual rooms. Find details on each room page.

Your stay

Useful to know before you arrive.

How do I find the right UKE building?

Use Martinistraße 52, 20251 Hamburg as the campus address and add your building. UKE lists buses 20 and 25 from Holstenstraße. Allow for the walk within the campus and your actual shift times.

Official information: Official location information

Am I renting a private apartment?

Can I enquire before moving to Germany?

Yes. Tell us your dates and which room you like. We will discuss availability, rent and next steps with you personally. A room is only reserved once we have reached a binding agreement; the rental contract remains in German.

No-obligation enquiry

Let’s get to know each other.

Tell us what brings you to Hamburg and when you would like to move in. We read your enquiry ourselves and reply personally. Then we can talk about the room, rent and a viewing.

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