By the Park, Potsdam – New Development Project in Bornstedter Feld District

Am Park Potsdam is Diamona & Harnisch’s first project in Potsdam—an exclusive new-build development in the emerging Bornstedter Feld district, directly beside Volkspark Potsdam. On a plot of approximately 6,905 m², five villa-style buildings have been constructed, comprising a total of 80 high-quality residential units. The available homes range from approximately 54 to 155 m² and include 2 to 4 rooms—a wide selection appealing equally to singles, couples, families and investors. The five buildings enclose a private landscaped courtyard serving as a communal focal point. Ground-floor apartments have private gardens, while the upper floors feature balconies or loggias. The apartments are available for handover at short notice.

- Oak parquet flooring or high-quality designer flooring, depending on the unit
- Underfloor heating in all rooms
- Generous ceiling heights and well-proportioned floor plans
- Private outdoor areas: private garden (ground floor), balcony or loggia
- Private landscaped communal courtyard
- Prestigious, high-quality entrance areas
- Lifts in all buildings
- Outdoor and underground parking spaces available
- Contemporary bathrooms with selected materials
- Energy-efficient construction with modern building services
- Ready for occupancy

Am Park Potsdam is located in Bornstedter Feld—one of Potsdam’s greenest and most sought-after neighborhoods—immediately adjacent to the expansive Volkspark, which can be reached on foot in about 1 minute. Tram line 96 connects the location to Potsdam city center and the main train station in 3 to 5 minutes. A supermarket, bakery, and drugstore at the nearby Bornstedter Feld shopping center (5 minutes) provide for everyday needs. The historic Krongut Bornstedt cultural site is around 10 minutes away, while the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Sanssouci Palace and Sanssouci Park can be reached in approximately 12 to 15 minutes. Potsdam city center, including Brandenburg Street, is conveniently accessible in about 15 minutes.