NINE HOUSES,
AN OVERVIEW
The ensemble consisting of nine houses in Berlin Prenzlauer Berg offers condominiums with a family-friendly ambience, good transport connections and high aspirations for design. In the Scandinavian quarter, in the immediate vicinity of the famous “Bornholmer Brücke”, the block closes a significant urban development gap and complements the popular residential neighbourhood with its modern and open architecture. The nine individually designed buildings offer flexible layouts and numerous different apartment types: from the terrace apartment to the townhouse to the penthouse with a view overlooking the roofs of Berlin.
Where will you live?
#Building 1:
Address: Finnländische Straße
Architect: Bruzkus Batek
Floors: 1st floor - 5th floor , 6th floor (penthouses)
Rooms: 1 to 5
Floor spaces: approx. 43 to 148 sqm
Features: balconies, terraces, lift, barrier-free underground carpark
#Building 2: This building has been successfully marketed - all 29 units are sold.
#Building 3:
Address: Finnländische / Malmöer Straße
Architect: Bruzkus Batek
Floors: 1st floor - 5th floor , 6th floor (penthouses)
Rooms: 1 to 4
Floor spaces: approx. 40 to 121 sqm
Features: balconies, terraces, lift, barrier-free underground carpark
#Building 4: This building has been successfully marketed - all 15 units are sold.
#Building 5: This building has been successfully marketed - all 14 units are sold.
#Building 6: This building has been successfully marketed - all 21 units are sold.
#Building 7: This building has been successfully marketed - all 20 units are sold.
#Building 8: This building has been successfully marketed - all 20 units are sold.
#Building 9: This building has been successfully marketed - all 20 units are sold.
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Arrange your personal consultation appointment now and visit our showroom at: Finnländische Straße 7
S-Bahn Station: Bornholmer Straße
Tram-Station: Björnsonstraße
