Stylish end-of-terrace house with large garden on Glienicker Lake

Potsdam - Berlin suburbPotsdam is now known far beyond the borders of Brandenburg and Berlin for its charm and attractiveness. In 1990, its cultural landscapes were added to the UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage List as the largest ensemble of German World Heritage Sites. As the former residence of the kings of Prussia, with its unique palaces and parks, the city also captivates visitors today with its exclusive residential qualities. Two-thirds of Potsdam consists of green spaces and the waters of the Havel River. The living conditions are highly valued. As a result, the population has grown from less than 130,000 in 2000 to 180,000 today. The urban life of the metropolis of Berlin and the advantages of Potsdam are prompting more and more people to move to the state capital of Brandenburg.The Berlin suburb, which is a protected monument, is surrounded by the waters of the Havel River. Jungfernsee, Tiefer See, and Heiliger See lakes lend this most sought-after location in the city its charming island character, which has already won over many celebrities. The cityscape of this exclusive residential quarter is dominated by stately villas with extensive gardens and multi-story, prestigious old buildings from the Wilhelminian era along Berliner Straße. Its proximity to the park of the New Garden and also to the city center or the Glienicker Bridge, which leads to the exclusive Berlin district of Wannsee, make the location so attractive. Kurfürstendamm can be reached in about 30 minutes (approx. 22 km) thanks to the good connection via the AVUS (A115).Where else can you live in a historic city surrounded by parks, palaces, and lakes-just half an hour from a European metropolis? This constellation and the close connection between Potsdam and the capital Berlin offer you a wide range of opportunities that are unparalleled anywhere else in the world.