Residential complex Bornholm: life in central Berlin at affordable prices

Address: Grüntaler Strasse 49, 13359

General information 

A cosy six-storeyed residential complex with 35 apartments is located in Gesundbrunnen, a district in central Berlin, Germany. The railway station Bornholmer Strasse of the Berlin S-Bahn is within 8-minute walk from the complex.

The residential complex featuring studios, one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments will be built near Berlin’s famous Bronholmer Strasse, a street the border-crossing at which was the first to open back to the time of West and East Berlin reunification. 

The prices per square metre range here from €6,200 to €7,300. The average price per square metre in a new development in this district varies from €7,000 to €10,000.

The residential complex is to be commissioned in Q2–Q3 2022.

Apartments, layouts, prices

The residential complex comprises six storeys and 35 apartments. There are three apartments on the ground floor and six apartments on each floor from one to four. There are storage facilities assigned to apartments on each floor.

The floor area of the apartments varies from 37 sq.m for studios to 100 sq.m for two-bedroom apartments. The apartment prices range from €238,900 to € 529,300.

All the apartments have a terrace or a balcony and open layouts of kitchens equipped with cook tops and ovens, exhaust hoods, refrigerators, dishwashers, and washing machines. Kitchen furniture may be selected to fit the design concept.

The apartments will be furnished with sanitaryware by well-known manufacturers, laminated or natural oak parquet flooring, and tile finishing in the bathrooms.

Location and transportation

The residential complex is located on the borderline between Mitte and Prenzlauer Berg. The residential complex lies within an 8-minute walk from the railway station Bornholmer Strasse of the Berlin S-Bahn and within a 13-minute ride form Berlin’s Central Railway Station (Berlin Hauptbahnhof). 

Mitte (which means “middle” in German) is the geographical and political centre of Berlin. Mitte has mature infrastructure and many sights to see, such as Potsdamer Platz, Reichstag or Parliament Building, and Brandenburg Gate. The numerous sites within several kilometres around the residential complex are enough to build the cultural heritage of a city. 

There are many things to do and see in Prenzlauer Berg too. 

Alongside with the historic street Bornholm Strasse, there is

• Mauerpark near here — a beloved place for long walks to admire the cherry blossoms of the sakura trees that were presented by Japan after reunification of Germany. Farmers’ markets are held weekly in the vicinity.
• Schönhauser Allee is high street in Prenzlauer Berg and a focal point for fashionable shops and cafés in agreeable 19-century buildings. 
• The Kulturbrauerei is an ancient brewery complex that occupies an entire neighbourhood and is now turned into a cultural centre for people of all ages.

The residential complex Bornholm is located close enough to vibrant life, yet at a certain distance from it to ensure a safe night’s sleep.

Surrounding infrastructure

There are kindergartens, schools, and minimarkets within a walking distance from the residential complex. There are cafés and restaurant, pharmacies, a gas station, a Lidl supermarket, and the Charité hospital near the residential complex. The street is lined with low-rise developments built in 1960s–1970s with a small quiet green area in between. 

Architecture

The six-storeyed building will be a development with a modern design concept. A white and black exterior of the plaster façade will be well-balanced and complemented by the balconies with glass railings. French windows will be imbuing the apartments with fresh air and sunlight and will add an elegant, neat, and ethereal touch to the building exterior.

Private amenities

There will be bicycle parking areas designated for the building. Retail and office spaces are designed on the ground floor, so residents will be enjoying a pleasant pair of a coffee and a croissant in a nearby café.

The residential complex Bornholm is a good chance to move to a new point of attraction in Berlin.

About the developer

Residential complex Bornholm is created by the developer Ten Brinke Group and listed through Volsung. Ten Brinke Group was founded over 115 years ago and has over a century’s worth of building expertise. Today it ranks as the largest real estate developer in Germany in terms of revenue with annual turnover for 2018 reaching upwards of 950 million Euro. Ongoing developments continue to be well-diversified in these regions with projects spanning the Residential, Office, Retail, Hotel, Healthcare and Logistics sectors.

Volsung works in partnership with the Ten Brinke Group, guiding clients through the acquisition process, ensuring straightforward access to financing, successful handover and tenancy of the final asset. Together with private wealth, financial advisory and family offices, the company supplies competitive, investment-grade real estate products in top-performing markets to international clients.