Light-filled end-of-terrace house in a sought-after, family-friendly location
€790,000
4 Rooms
3 Bedrooms
1 Bathroom
~200 m² Total surface
~139 m² Living area
~407 m² Plot surface
~5 m² Terrace surface
Construction year 1996
Description
This end-of-terrace house (built in 1996), comprehensively renovated in 2018, combines durable brick architecture with a well-designed, family-friendly layout. Large glass fronts create light-filled living spaces and a seamless connection to the terrace. The adjoining garden, ideally oriented southwest, provides sunny evenings in your new home.
Harmonious flow between living, dining and kitchen areas
Solid wood parquet, tiled and vinyl flooring
Double-glazed windows with wooden frames on the ground floor; large-format, triple-glazed windows with aluminium frames from 2018 on the upper and attic floors
Ceiling heights of approx. 2.50 m on the ground and upper floors, up to approx. 3.50 m in the attic
Fully equipped fitted kitchen with light-coloured fronts
Guest WC on the ground floor
Bright, tiled bathroom with natural light, bathtub and shower on the upper floor
Spacious southwest-facing terrace on the first upper floor
Electric exterior blinds on the ground, upper and attic floors
Set within an area of historic significance, the picturesque Steinstraße residential estate occupies the former hunting grounds of Frederick William I, an enthusiastic advocate of parforce hunting. This royal tradition continues to shape the distinctive street names and the extensive adjoining woodland and meadowland stretching towards Berlin. The sought-after estate is characterised by a harmonious ensemble of well-maintained detached, semi-detached and terraced houses. Beautifully landscaped gardens, idyllic quiet areas and integrated playgrounds create a residential environment offering a high quality of life. As a designated play street, the residential road is reserved exclusively for residents’ access, ensuring the highest levels of peace and safety. The location benefits from excellent transport links: Potsdam city centre can be reached within minutes via the Nuthe expressway. Berlin city centre is easily accessible via the nearby motorway, Griebnitzsee S-Bahn station and Medienstadt regional railway station. A bus stop with services to Potsdam and Berlin is located in the immediate vicinity. Educational and childcare facilities, including kindergartens and schools, can also be reached quickly and conveniently.