Reserved (as of May 1st): Detached house, 148 square meters+/Separate office space in the basement, 78 square meters.

Here, directly from the owners, is a house built with solid construction and featuring a full basement. It has previously been used by a family. The property area is 737 square meters. The living space of both floors is 148 square meters. The basement area, also built with solid construction and with a ceiling height of 2.40 meters, has a total area of 78.17 square meters. In total, the house offers 225 square meters of living and utility space, excluding the outdoor areas. You enter the house via three steps (the owners initially decided not to install a possible ramp for wheelchairs, as the house and property could be accessed without barriers via the terrace). On the ground floor, there is:
- an entrance hall (8.88 sqm), from which there is also internal access to the basement level;
- a spacious living room with a fireplace (26.01 sqm);
- a large living kitchen with a dining area in the bay window (20.76 sqm);
- a recently renovated, accessible shower room;
- a room (12.80 sqm) that has been used alternately as a study or bedroom;
- a boiler room (1.87 sqm) with a gas heating system, equipped with condensing technology (see § 72 of the Building Energy Act) and a water storage tank. From the entrance hall, a solid wood staircase leads to the upper floor. At the top of the stairs, directly in the hallway, is a hatch with a folding ladder leading to the attic space. The upper floor comprises:
- A bathroom with a bathtub and shower (14.53 square meters)
- A living room, bedroom, children's room, and study (22.68 square meters) with access to a balcony (pre-installed plumbing for a potential kitchen area is located here).
- A living room, bedroom, children's room (18.86 square meters) with access to the balcony.
- A bedroom, children's room, study, and guest room (12.53 square meters).
The attic space above the upper floor has sufficient headroom and was used as storage space for suitcases, Christmas decorations, Easter decorations, etc. The satellite system for television and radio signals is also located here. The upper floor was additionally insulated from here. The basement rooms are accessible not only from the interior staircase but also directly through a landscaped exterior entrance. Some of the basement rooms were temporarily used as a separate apartment. In the basement (ceiling height 2.40m throughout):
- a hallway (13.47 sq m) with a small skylight, also housing a small wine cellar under the internal staircase.
- a large room (35.80 sq m) with natural light, featuring heating, a fireplace, and a kitchenette. This room was occasionally used as a self-contained apartment, with access to a small bathroom.
- a heated utility room (6.13 sq m) which includes a small, removable bathroom section, with a separate toilet and sink.
- a workshop (13.77 sq m) which is currently unheated. This area also houses a pump system and the distribution for one of the two rainwater tanks (each with a capacity of 5 cubic meters) located outside.
- a utility room (9 sq m) which was primarily used for storing a freezer, food, dishes, juice, and winter fruits. By installing a partition wall and a door in the ground floor hallway, the upper and lower levels can be separated to create two separate living units. The self-contained apartment is already in place, and there is additional living and utility space in the basement. Heating: The living levels have underfloor heating. The currently installed condensing gas boiler has been regularly serviced, and its actuators have been replaced. In the future, it might be possible to replace the fireplace insert (in the living room or basement) with a water-fed fireplace, combined with the existing gas boiler (in the wooded area). A heat pump could be installed directly on the exterior wall of the current boiler room. There is no current need or obligation to replace the boiler during routine maintenance and repairs! (The condensing boiler is from 1995).

The unique feature is the Milasee, which is only accessible on foot or by bicycle, and is essentially used as a lake exclusively by the local residents. It's a true gem in the Brandenburg nature reserve. My grandchildren learned to swim in its shallow waters. Storkow is located southeast of Berlin and is known for its proximity to the Tesla factory in Grünheide (35 minutes by car, traffic permitting), but more traditionally for the Bad Saarow lake area and the golf resort. The house is located in the district of Kehrigk, in a newly developed residential area built in the mid-1990s, directly adjacent to the old village center. In the village, there is a small shop, a guesthouse, and a restaurant. There is also a volunteer fire department and a village club. The neighborhood has grown, but there is also some turnover of residents. People know each other, appreciate each other, and help each other out. Within a minute, you can be in the forest, walk to the Milasee, look for mushrooms, or take the dog for a walk. To buy everyday necessities, you drive to Storkow. There, you'll find several shops (Aldi, Norma, Lidl, Rossmann, Getränke Hoffmann, and others), as well as pharmacies, electronics stores, medical supply stores, drugstores, flower shops, bakeries, and butchers. The children in the village all take the school bus directly from the village to the local schools, including secondary schools.