House for sale • 2159 m² without real estateKirchhofstraße 14a/14b Brandenburg an der Havel Brandenburg an der Havel Brandenburg 14776

Both buildings on the property are part of the monument Kirchhofstraße 14A and 14B:

“The Royal Provision Office was built around 1860/1870. The building is located directly on the Brandenburger City Canal, a lock canal, and the granaries were constructed from red bricks from Rathenow. The eastern granary is five stories tall, five bays wide, and has a hipped roof. The western building is three stories tall with a truncated hipped roof. Both buildings feature a central bay facing the courtyard. In addition, the office includes a counter building, which is located on Kirchhofstraße together with the surrounding wall. The main building, the former Royal Prussian Provision Office, comprises 35 residential units spread over four full floors, a full basement, a developed attic, complete household connections for water/wastewater, electricity, broadband cable as well as outdoor areas with foundations, waste disposal areas, and inner courtyards. The ancillary building, the former eastern granary, comprises 13 residential units on two full floors and is likewise fully connected to the city’s infrastructure.

The complex is part of the Neustadt district, located south of the old town, and is situated in a prime central location. The Brandenburger old town is conveniently within walking distance. Important administrations, facilities, and authorities, as well as the Technical and Medical University, are located nearby.

A deed from the year 1170 first names the old town in Brandenburg as a city of German law. Because of its long history and because it lent its name to the entire state of Brandenburg, it is also referred to as the “Cradle of the March.” In 1715, the old town and the new town were united to form the city of Brandenburg.

Today, the district-free city of Brandenburg, with its approximately 74,000 inhabitants, is the third largest city in the state of Brandenburg and an important regional center. For about 15 years, Brandenburg an der Havel has once again been among the region’s growing cities. This is due to the now excellent connections to Potsdam and Berlin, both by car and by train. The main railway station is located south of the complex and can be reached in 7 minutes. The new town market square forms the cultural and shopping center of this district, hosting restaurants, a cinema, a theater, banks, and various shops. For leisure, the nearby city park and the walking trails along the canal offer inviting options. The property is fully developed with all municipal utilities.”