Dream house in a quiet location: your new semi-detached house is waiting!

Dream house in a quiet location: your new semi-detached house is waiting!

There is an impressive semi-detached house on the real estate market in Brandenburg that is likely to arouse particular interest. The almost new property from 2009 has around 140 square meters of living space and is located on a 281 square meter plot. It is located in a quiet residential area, right next to a nature reserve - ideal for families and nature lovers. According to Wohnglück, this property offers a well-thought-out room layout with a spacious entrance area and a light-flooded living and dining area.

The living area has elaborately laid oak parquet flooring, which was sanded in 2019, and a high-quality kitchen with modern electrical appliances and a large kitchen island, which was equipped with new tiles in 2022. A special highlight is the heated winter garden, which is designed with Solnhofen panels and panoramic sliding elements. There are three further rooms on the upper floor that can be used as a bedroom, children's room or study, and the entire area is finished with strip-shaped parquet - also installed in 2019.

Family friendly home

On the ground floor, both the bathroom and the guest toilet were modernized in 2022. Both now shine in new splendor with fresh tiles and modern sanitary facilities. The house has a full basement and offers two large, versatile rooms that create additional leisure or work opportunities. Practical extras include a well-maintained carport and gas central heating from 2014, which is currently in the other semi-detached house.

Another feature that rounds off the offer are the 12 PV modules on the roof with a total output of approx. 5 kWp, which still need to be connected to the future power supply. Both the high quality of living and the ability to move in immediately are further arguments in favor of this home. Viewings are possible by appointment, and for further details refer to ImmobilienScout24.

Market situation in housing construction

South German newspaper also reports on complicated approval procedures and opaque funding conditions that are slowing down housing construction.

The new Construction Minister Verena Hubertz has already announced that she will promote housing construction by improving tax incentives and simplifying new construction funding programs. Experts expect a further decline in completions in the coming years, which is likely to further fuel demand for apartments in quiet locations such as the semi-detached house described here.

Considering all of these factors, the semi-detached house in Brandenburg makes an all-round good deal for those looking for a stylish and modern home in a family-friendly environment.