Commission-free real estate directly from the owner in Brieselang

The surroundings and the proximity to Berlin were already appealing a good 100 years ago.

The municipality in the east of the Havelland district has a good 10,000 inhabitants. It is only 15 kilometers to the Berlin district of Spandau and 25 kilometers to Potsdam, and the supraregional connections to Rostock, Hamburg, Magdeburg and Leipzig are also very good here at the intersection of the Berlin beltway, the Havel Canal and the Berlin-Hamburg rail line. With the municipal reform of 2003, the two neighboring villages of Bredow and Zeestow were added, and today the municipality additionally consists of the districts and residential areas of Alt Brieselang, Bredow-Luch, Bredow-Vorwerk and Glien. Since the 1990s, the economic situation in the municipality has been steadily improving; building materials manufacturers, freight forwarders, logistics and distribution service providers, the automotive industry, mechanical engineers, steel processors, wholesalers and manufacturing companies have settled in the three industrial parks GVZ (Güterverkehrszentrum Berlin West-Brieselang), Forstweg and Zeestow. Local agriculture is also important, and the Bredow biogas plant produces 500 kilowatts of electricity per hour. Although Brieselang was first mentioned in the early 14th century, it was to take until 1925 before it became an independent rural municipality, but since then the place has been a popular area for vacation homes and homes of one's own, especially among Berliners, because it is quickly accessible. The many natural landscapes in the surrounding area also make the community attractive as a place to live. You can swim, hike, bike and do sports in the Havelland and Rhinluch, in the Glien and Bellin estates, in the Barnewitzer, Ribbecker and Döberitzer Heide as well as on the Havel, the Havel Canal and the Beetzsee.

Relatively low prices in regional comparison, vacation homes and horsepower

With regard to its real estate prices, Brieselang presents itself so far with average costs of currently good 1,400 euros/m² as for the so-called Berlin "Speckgürtel" still quite favorable quarter, prices of about 1,000 euros/m² for apartments and about 1,400 euros/m² for houses are still significantly below or on par with those in the Brandenburg state average. Prices in the immediate neighborhood are also almost consistently higher, for example in Schönwalde-Glien (approx. 1,500 euros/m²), Falkensee (approx. 1,600 euros/m²), Wustermark (approx. 1,500 euros/m²), Nauen (approx. 1,200 and 1,400 euros/m²) and Dallgow-Döberitz (approx. 1,500 and 1,800 euros/m²). Even in comparison with Berlin-Spandau (approx. 1,600 euros/m²), which is not far away, and its district of Staaken (approx. 1,900 euros/m²), Brieselang can still clearly score points, as well as in relation to the small town of Ketzin/Havel, which is located further south (approx. 1,100 and 1,400 euros/m²). The municipality is also particularly desirable as a place to live because of its decentralized settlement structure, which is framed almost everywhere by dense greenery. Avenues overgrown with large old trees crisscross the individual districts, and after reunification in 1990 new residential areas were created both in Brieselang-Süd and in the north of the municipality along the Promenadenweg. New residential areas were also built on Pappelallee and Johannes-Keppler-Strasse, but to this day Brieselang is also still known as the location of large equestrian farms, which are used by many Berliners as boarding places for their horses.

Beaver watching, Havel zander catching, cycling around and Havel zander fishing

In addition, Brieselang also delights with the nearby Nymphensee, which is considered one of the cleanest lakes in Brandenburg, as well as the former Slavic lowland castle of the Burgwall Alt Brieselang and the banks of the brook Muhre are known as excursion areas. Further west, the Westhavelland Nature Park on the state border with Saxony-Anhalt offers the opportunity to see more than 700 animal species and about 250 plant species, including beavers, otters and great bustards in the wild. The Windmühlenberg nature reserve in the Berlin district of Gatow in the Spandau district, with its sandy dry grassland flora typical of the area, and the "Untere Havelniederung" water sports area as part of the Havelländische Fluss- und Seenlandschaft are also very close by. Through the surrounding district also lead recommendable cycle paths such as the Havel Cycle Path, the Havelland Cycle Path, the Tour Brandenburg and the European Cycle Path R1. Beautiful nature and beach baths can be found at Grillendamm and Massowburg in Brandenburg an der Havel, at Klostersee in Lehninn, in Premnitz, in the Ferch and Caputh districts of Schwielowsee, as well as at Großer Plessower See and the Glindow lido in Werder. Good conditions for successful "Petri Heil" prevail, on the other hand, at the fifty or so designated fishing waters between Ketzin, Lehnin, Wusterwitz and Pritzerbe, where eel, perch, pike and roach bite alongside the Havel pike-perch. Festivals and events spread throughout the year, such as the Dance in May in Zeestow, the plant exchange in Forstweg, the marketplace concerts, the summer festival including the Brieselang funfair on the first weekend in August, the Zeestow and Bredow harvest festival in autumn and the Christmas market with Christmas caroling in winter are visited by guests from near and far.

Shorts facts real estate market Brieselang:

- Brieselang is located close to Berlin-Spandau and Potsdam and is flourishing economically
- Despite the proximity to Berlin, the real estate prices are still comparatively cheap
- There are many existing buildings and homes as well as new settlements
- Nature conservation and recreation areas are distributed throughout the area
- Especially anglers and water sports enthusiasts appreciate the large selection in this regard
- For cyclists and nature lovers there is also a lot to discover
- The community life delights with many seasonal festivals and events