Absolute rarity – charming country estate in Berlin with large property and direct water access

The listed ensemble in a perfect rural location is being offered in a bidding process. The minimum bid is 3.9 million euros. The bidding process ends on November 30 th, 2024

This country estate in the north of Berlin is a unique pearl. Not only because of its location in the Heiligensee village neighborhood with a fine, intact village meadow and as a waterfront property on Lake Niederneuendorf, a bulge of the Havel, but also because it is one of the few farms in Berlin that is still owned by one owner and has not been converted into terraced houses or condominiums.

The centerpiece of the country estate is the barn with its two-tone pattern of red and yellow bricks, which gives it a French flair. When you enter the courtyard you feel like you are in another world. There is a pigeon house by the architect Eiermann, who also planned the “Gedächtniskirche” on Kurfürstendamm in the center of Berlin, and a garage (as an intact wooden barn) for 3 cars.

This farm regained its beauty through renovation in 2003. At the back we find 2 summer houses with a total of 96 m2, which can be used as guest houses in the summer. After renovation and the installation of heating, the charming guest houses can be used all year round.

The living space of the main house (former barn with large winter garden) is 315 m2. The summer houses have a size of 64 m2 and 32 m2. There is also the smaller barn with a size of 90 m2. This can be used for 3 cars or as storage for equipment for the extensive garden. However, these can also find space in the workshop. Part of the workshop is insulated and can be used to protect plants in the winter.
On the front part of the property there are currently 3 commercial units with a total area of 232 m2 (2 x approx. 69 m2 and approx. 94 m2) and a servants’ house with 101 m2.