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In the Blütenviertel in Caputh, modern townhouses are being built in several phases. Caputh, once Albert Einstein’s summer retreat, is peacefully situated between Lake Caputh (Caputher See) and the Havel River, right at the gates of Potsdam and Berlin.
The Blütenviertel Caputh is being developed on the shores of Lake Caputh (Caputher See) in the municipality of Schwielowsee, in the district of Caputh – once famous as Albert Einstein’s summer residence.
This new neighborhood is designed with variety, innovation, and sustainability in mind. It combines living, working, and leisure in a harmonious environment. The townhouses are part of a diverse complex that offers opportunities to live, work, and relax.
In the immediate surroundings, you will find shops and a pharmacy. Public transport, including bus and train connections, is just a few minutes away. The motorway can be reached by car in around 10 minutes, and Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER) is approximately 48 minutes away. Currently, five townhouses of varying sizes are still available. The project also includes barrier-free apartments.
In addition, the Blütenviertel offers 1,500 m² of commercial space for offices and storage, flexible co-working spaces for working and networking, as well as event and lecture rooms – including one with a unique home-cinema atmosphere.
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31 townhouses, designed by the renowned GRAFT Architects, are being developed in the Blütenviertel. They are grouped into clusters of six, eight, or ten homes. In the third construction phase, the homes at Am Kirschanger 7–19 have already been completed. This group consists of five classic mid-terrace houses with gardens and two larger end units featuring bigger plots and an additional third room on the first floor – ideal for families with several children. The staggered arrangement of the houses offers a decisive advantage: a high degree of privacy thanks to the rotated upper floors and private rooftop terraces, creating an exceptionally spacious and comfortable living atmosphere. Each townhouse also includes two private parking spaces in front of the house, with the option of an electric vehicle charging station.
Two new buildings – the BlütenHaus – are being developed in the Blütenviertel Caputh.
By the end of 2026, around 30 modern rental apartments made with climate-positive materials, plus 200 m² of attractive commercial space, are planned for completion. Ten of these apartments will be flexible holiday units – ideal for hosting guests.
A further step toward making sustainable living, flexible working, and life in the Blütenviertel even more diverse and vibrant.
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