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Honestly: How much rent have you transferred over the past ten years?
And how many square metres of land do you own today as a result?
Exactly.
Perhaps it is time to change that.
At Rahnsdorfer Straße 38, a detached house on approximately 1,010 m² of its own land is waiting for new owners.
And before anyone automatically pictures a helmet, jackhammer and three years of construction work when they hear “built in 1938”:
No. You do not have to renovate here before you can move in.
A quick pass through the house with paint and a brush, move in the furniture – and it is ready to be lived in. The house is available from 01.11.2026.
So anyone who acts quickly could already be deciding where to put their own Christmas tree by Christmas – instead of transferring the next rent payment to the landlord.
Into your own home before retirement?
Why not?
Or at 35. Or at 45. Or with children, parents, a dog and the desire for finally having a little more space.
The house has two full storeys, a basement and an attic. Those who like its existing character can move in and make changes step by step later.
Those who want modern windows, new technology, a designer bathroom and a contemporary living style can of course also get properly started.
But you decide when – and how much.
And then there are the 1,010 m² …
Because the plot makes the difference.
Garden? Of course.
Terrace, pool, workshop, vegetable beds, playing children or grandchildren? There is space.
Or perhaps you are thinking a little bigger:
One house today. Maybe two tomorrow.
A preliminary building inquiry is currently underway to examine additional residential development in the rear area of the plot.
What could come of it one day?
Two generations – two houses – one plot?
The children at the back, the parents at the front? Or the other way around – depending on who cooks better.
Perhaps additional living space for letting? Or simply keeping the option open for later?
An illustrative development example shows what such use of the plot could look like.
A positive decision by the authorities has not yet been issued. The additional development is therefore neither approved nor guaranteed.
At a glance
• approx. 1,010 m² plot • detached house, built in 1938 • immediately habitable condition • available from 01.11.2026 • two full storeys • basement and attic • two garages / parking options • large garden • modernisation possible according to your own ideas • preliminary building inquiry for possible rear residential development
Christmas 2026 back in the rented apartment?
You could do that.
But you don't have to.
Those who act quickly could already put the Christmas goose in the oven this year in their own house in Berlin-Mahlsdorf.
And while others are still saving real estate listings, you can already consider what to do with 1,010 m² of your own land.
Simply take a look. The size and possibilities of this property are better understood on-site than in any photo.
Fittings and features, as described
- Special features - An old tiled stove - Copper gutter - Beautiful roof tiles renovated after reunification - Well
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- Property is offered commission-free to the buyer.
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Berlin-Mahlsdorf is one of those places where you briefly wonder: “Am I still in Berlin—or already in weekend mode?” And that is precisely what makes this location so appealing.
Rahnsdorfer Straße is situated in an established residential area characterized by detached houses, gardens, mature trees, and pleasantly generous spacing between the properties. Here, you do not live surrounded by concrete, hustle, and parking struggles, but in a neighborhood where you can still hear birds in the morning and truly enjoy the garden in the evening. Berlin is still Berlin—just with more greenery, more peace and quiet, and significantly less urban stress right outside your door.
Mahlsdorf is one of the sought-after residential areas in eastern Berlin and is particularly popular with people looking for space, privacy, and a family-friendly environment without wanting to leave the capital. The district combines an established settlement structure with good accessibility and a pleasant mix of proximity to the city and an almost village-like character. It is precisely this combination that makes Mahlsdorf so attractive: you live peacefully, but not remotely.
Shopping facilities, schools, daycare centers, doctors, and everyday amenities are located nearby and are easily accessible depending on the destination. The existing transport routes and public transportation connect residents both with the surrounding districts and with Berlin’s city center. At the same time, attractive local recreational areas such as Kaulsdorf, Köpenick, Dammheide, and the green outskirts of eastern Berlin are close by.
The atmosphere is particularly appealing: Mahlsdorf is not an artificially planned new-build quarter, but a historically established district with character. Here, houses do not merely stand next to one another—streets, properties, and gardens still tell a little bit of history. Anyone looking for a home that does not resemble an anonymous residential complex, but rather genuine Berlin suburban life, will find a location with plenty of heart here.
In short: Mahlsdorf offers what many people in Berlin are looking for and increasingly rarely find—peace and quiet, greenery, a property, a neighborhood, and yet proximity to the city. An ideal place for families, garden enthusiasts, fans of period buildings, and anyone who says: “I want Berlin, but with room to breathe.”
