The building

The semi-detached house is part of an ensemble monument, parts of which were probably already built in the 18th century, and is grouped around a beautiful rural courtyard framed with old trees. The residential ensemble forms a spatially as well as architecturally very vivid interplay. Available for purchase is the right-hand semi-detached house at Richardplatz 3 – with basement, ground floor, upper floor and attic as well as front garden – facing south-east towards the quiet, well-kept green area at Richardplatz. The semi-detached house, built in 1986, was renovated in 2022 with great attention to detail - including fine oak parquet flooring, a new heating system with condensing boiler, new entrance door, new windows and house electrics.

The apartment

The total living space of the semi-detached house is around 127 square metres and extends from the ground floor to the attic in six rooms with ceiling heights averaging 2.5 metres. Behind the entrance door, you reach a small hallway with guest WC, which leads off to the right and to the open-plan dining and cooking area. Then a small staircase finally leads to the personal centre of strength and relaxation: the spacious, bright living area, which also offers a protected exit to the idyllic courtyard – including a special right of use and a view of a beautiful row of trees. On the first floor, to the northwest, there are two rooms that can be used as children's rooms or studies. Halfway up the stairs, you reach another room with an adjoining shower room and a view to the south-east of the green Richardplatz. Here, for example, young parents can relax after an exciting day with the children in the Rixdorf neighbourhood. The attic is suitable as an additional children's playroom, a library with a cosy reading corner, a hobby room or a spacious guest room. The ancillary areas (rooms not used for residential purposes) are included in the purchase price at 6000 €/m².

The location

Neukölln is bursting with urban diversity and internationality. Demographically and culturally, you'll find yourself in the ideal intersection between Berlin authenticity and progressive capital city trends. Anyone who spends an afternoon in a cosy café or a trendy bar between Sonnenallee and Karl-Marx-Strasse, then takes a walk through Hasenheide and at the end of the day enjoys a magnificent sunset on Tempelhofer Feld, knows it: the Neukölln attitude to life beyond simple conformity. But what few people know: Neukölln also has a decelerated, almost village-like side. Rixdorf is green, with quiet cobblestone alleyways and hidden, quaint backyards – some with 400-year-old historical buildings. Couples and families in particular can feel completely at home here. Simply the ideal place to find relaxation and tranquillity without having to forego the big city feeling.