Take the subway from the "Grüner" district to the city center.

This is a semi-detached house built on a long-term leasehold. The current leasehold fee is €4332.48 (payable annually) and is adjusted based on the development of living costs and income. The lease term is 99 years, starting in 1999.
Until 2025, the house was owned by our brother, who built it with his wife in 2000 and lived there with her.
The living space is 123 square meters. In addition, there is a converted attic with a usable area of 29 square meters. The house is fully basemented, with 5 basement rooms (70 square meters).
The ground floor features an open-plan living area (with a fireplace), a guest toilet with a shower, and a small storage room. The upper floor has two rooms and a walk-in closet, which could also be used as a room. There is also a large, bright bathroom with a shower, toilet, and bathtub.
An open staircase connects all floors up to the converted attic. On the ground floor, there is also a utility room with access to the garden.
There is a photovoltaic system on the roof. A wallbox is installed on the wall next to the parking space.

The Biesdorf-Süd district is part of the Marzahn-Hellersdorf district and is located in northeastern Berlin. It borders the Lichtenberg district to the west, Treptow-Köpenik to the south, the Barnim district to the north, and the state of Brandenburg to the east.

The area has good connections to public transportation:
- U-Bahn (subway) station Biesdorf Süd: 550 meters (U5 line)
- Bus stop: 550 meters
- S-Bahn (suburban train) station Wuhletal: approximately 4 km
- Autobahn (highway) A 10: 15 km

The area offers good access to various amenities, including shops, doctors' offices, schools, and kindergartens.