House for sale • 240 m² without real estate, Brandenburg

The villa is located on a quiet cul-de-sac residential street about 1 km west of the city center. In the peaceful villa district of Gransee, you will find this beautiful Jugendstil villa, completely and exquisitely renovated in 1998, surrounded by a stunning, fenced garden. The property also includes a large outbuilding with two separate garages. The house is fully basemented and the basement conversion work has been started. A vestibule leads to the entrance. Currently, the house is divided into two 4-room apartments with kitchen and bathroom. In the finished attic, there are two additional rooms. The house can also be used as a single-family home. In 1998, the house was completely and high-quality renovated, with a new roof, etc.

The villa is suitable for full owner-occupation or partial rental. The basement could be fully finished, and downstairs an office could be set up and rented. The outbuilding could also be converted into a four-room apartment.

The town of Gransee, with its well-preserved historic city center – founded in 1262 – is nestled in the Fürstenberg lake district and close to Stechlin Lake. The guesthouse of the Federal Republic of Germany is also part of the municipality of Gransee. The medieval town is located in the northern “Berlin bacon belt” on the B 96 and is therefore very well accessible by transport. By car, it takes 1 hour to reach Berlin Central Station (65 km), or you can take the hourly, excellent train connection and be at Berlin Central Station in 40 minutes.

The infrastructure is excellent. Kindergartens, primary schools, and secondary schools are within walking distance, as are all shopping opportunities, banks, gas stations, etc. Several doctors, specialists, and the Oberhavel Clinic Gransee are based in town.

Gransee is located 65 kilometers north of central Berlin and has belonged to the present-day Oberhavel district since 1993. At the end of the 19th century, Gransee received a railway connection with the construction of the Nordbahn. The town is conveniently located for transport. Gransee is traversed by the federal road B 96 and is a stop for regional trains on the Berlin-Stralsund railway line. In about 40 minutes, you are directly in the heart of Berlin with the Regional Express (offering hourly services), and it is only about 30 km via the B 96 to the Berlin A 10 motorway. Within the town and its individual districts, buses of the public transport network operate.

The main attractions of Gransee are the St. Mary's Church, the city fortifications with Ruppiner Tor, the Powder Tower and Weichhäuser, the Luisen Monument in memory of the Prussian Queen Luise, the remains of the Franciscan monastery, and the town forest with the watchtower.

The number of owner-occupied homes in Gransee is constantly increasing. Attractive apartments and houses in well-established residential areas are also frequently available and can currently be found among the real estate offerings.

Fortunately, the historic city center was not destroyed during the war. In 1952, Gransee became the county town of the eponymous district, and in 1992 it joined the "Towns with Historic City Centers in Brandenburg" working group. Since then, the historic old town has been renovated elaborately and lovingly, and today it once again invites you to stroll and shop – from the weekly market to traditional specialty stores, everything is available here.

With the Oberhavel Clinic, the town has an establishment providing excellent medical care. Furthermore, more than 20 medical practices and 2 pharmacies are available. Gransee has 4 daycare centers, as well as primary schools, a secondary school, and the Strittmatter Gymnasium.

The house and garden have been repeatedly renovated since the renovation and are in very good condition. We are in the process of switching to a solar system with a heat pump, storage, and charger instead of a gas connection. This would significantly reduce energy costs.