Sommerstraße 3

In a central location in Berlin-Reinickendorf, bordering the districts of Mitte and Pankow, a modern corner building is being constructed at Sommerstraße 3 with a total of 25 condominiums. The building is elegantly divided into two architectural sections: on Hoppestraße, the structure extends over several stories with a classic mansard flat roof, while on Sommerstraße, a clearly defined four-story section with a flat roof is realized. Both roofs are equipped with extensive greenery, contributing to ecological quality and thermal regulation.

The development will offer 2-, 3- and 4-room apartments, with a focus on practical three-room layouts – ideal for couples, families, and singles seeking extra space. Living areas range from approx. 46 m² to approx. 91 m², providing options for various lifestyles and needs.

The building includes a basement level. Each unit comes with a private basement storage room. Access to all apartments is comfortably provided via a centrally located stairwell with elevator service connecting all levels, from the basement to the top floor, barrier-free.

A key highlight is the landscaped inner courtyard with an integrated playground – a place for retreat and community alike. Additionally, a rooftop photovoltaic system will contribute to sustainable energy use, reinforcing the building’s forward-looking concept.

With its thoughtful architecture, modern features, and emphasis on sustainability and quality of life, this development offers an ideal home in an urban yet nature-connected setting.

In the leafy Berlin district of Reinickendorf, adjacent to Mitte and Pankow and nestled within an established neighborhood, the new development at Sommerstraße 3 offers 25 modern condominiums. The quiet setting offers the perfect balance between vibrant city life and a relaxed residential atmosphere. Residents here enjoy proximity to green spaces while benefiting from excellent infrastructure.

Numerous shops such as REWE, Aldi, Netto, bakeries and pharmacies are all within walking distance. The area is also well-served with childcare and schools, including the Kolumbus Primary School and Gustav-Freytag-Schule – an integrated secondary school with full-day programs.

Transport links are outstanding: the Schönholz S-Bahn station (lines S1, S25, S85) is just a short walk away and provides fast access to the city center and beyond. Additional connections are provided by nearby bus lines and the Residenzstraße U-Bahn station (U8), reachable on foot in around ten minutes. Whether commuting or exploring Berlin, mobility is effortless – and all without sacrificing peace and quiet.

Leisure activities are also close at hand: local playgrounds and small parks invite relaxation, while the Schönholzer Heide park – right on the doorstep – is a hidden gem for nature lovers seeking longer walks, sports or picnics.

Sommerstraße 3 stands for modern living comfort in a location that brings together it all: proximity to the city, green surroundings, family friendliness and a well-conceived living concept. A place for those seeking long-term quality of life.

Pinke-Panke children's farm

Just a few minutes away, the popular Pinke-Panke children's farm lets young Berliners experience nature up close. This educational adventure playground is geared primarily towards children aged 7 to 14 but welcomes younger and older visitors too. Children can care for animals, do crafts, and learn through play – all with real farm atmosphere in the middle of the city.

Schönholzer Heide park

Spanning around 35 hectares, Schönholzer Heide is a green haven for relaxation and sports enthusiasts alike. This hilly woodland area retains a natural charm and offers a wide range of leisure opportunities. Joggers in particular will enjoy the varied running paths on mostly paved trails.

Schäfersee

Schäfersee is a picturesque gem in Berlin-Reinickendorf. The almost circular natural lake lies at the heart of a listed green space – one of Berlin’s most beautiful historic gardens. It takes its name from a sheep farm once located here in the 19th century. A circular trail known as the “Avenue of Trees” surrounds the lake, where a new “Tree of the Year” is planted each spring. The lake café invites visitors to enjoy coffee, cake or light meals with a scenic water view.