Haus-WG Villa Kunterbunt sucht zwei neue Mitbewohnies für ein Zimmer, 521€ p.P

Berlin-Marienfelde ist nicht Berlin-Mitte… aber großes Haus mit fettem Garten, Nüssbäumen und Hochbeeten und das gute alte Innenstadtleben lassen sich nunmal schlecht kombinieren. Die Lage ist trotzdem das perfekte Mittelmaß zwischen Nähe zur Hauptstadt, ihrem Nachtleben und dem Trubel als auch Nähe zur Natur, der Havel und der Diedersdorfer Heide. Mit der S2 ist man in regelmäßigem 10 Minuten Takt in unter 10 Minuten am Südkreuz und von da am Potsdamer Platz, Brandenburger Tor oder der Friedrichstraße. Dafür, dass es so weit außerhalb scheint, ist man dann doch echt schnell mitten in der Stadt. Neben all den Einkaufsmöglichkeiten, die man so kennt und braucht, befinden sich in unmittelbarer Nähe viele Parks, Badeseen und eine richtig tolle Boulderhalle.



/// ENGLISCH: Berlin-Marienfelde is not Berlin-Mitte... but a house with a big garden, nut trees and raised beds and the good old city centre life are just a little hard to combine. Nevertheless, the location is the perfect balance between proximity to the capital, its nightlife and hustle and bustle and proximity to nature, the Havel and Diedersdorfer Heide. The S2 train takes you to Südkreuz in under 10 minutes and from there to Potsdamer Platz, Brandenburger Tor or Friedrichstraße. Despite the fact that it seems so far out of town, surprisingly enough you can be in the centre of the city really quickly. In addition to all the shops you know and need, there are many parks, swimming lakes and a really great bouldering hall in very short distance.

Wir wünschen uns ein familiäres WG-Verhältnis, in dem wir aufeinander achten, Wert legen auf bedürfnisorientierte, offene Kommunikation und ein respektvolles & wohlwollendes Miteinander. Uns ist inklusive Sprache wichtig und ein Zusammenleben, bei dem ein diskriminierungsfreier Raum für alle entsteht - insbesondere, da hier Menschen unterschiedlichster Lebenskonzepte, sexueller und geschlechtlicher Identität zusammen wohnen und zu Besuch kommen. Für uns alle soll dieses Haus einen sicheren Ort darstellen und auch bleiben.
Und jetzt über uns...Wir sind eine bunte Truppe aus Menschen, die alle bereits fertig oder in den letzten Zügen ihrer Ausbildungen sind und langsam in die erste (mehr oder weniger) ernstzunehmende Lohnarbeit starten. Wir haben alle mal mehr und mal weniger Kapazität für gemeinsame WG-Aktivitäten und auch das ist voll fein. Da man hier zu siebt wohnt, findet man eigentlich aber immer jemanden zum Schnacken und da wir hier echt viel Platz haben, bleibt immer auch Platz für Rückzug, wenn man ihn braucht.

Einmal im Monat treffen wir uns für ein gemeinsames WG Treffen um organisatorisches zu klären und uns über das Zusammenleben auszutauschen. Neben unserem Putzplan fallen weitere Aufgaben, zum Beispiel im Garten an, bei denen wir eine gewisse Eigeninitiative erwarten.



/// ENGLISH: We want a family-like shared flat in which we look out for each other, commit to a needs-orientated and open communication and a respectful interaction. Inclusive language is important to us all, same as creating a non-discriminatory space for everyone - especially as people with different lifestyles and with different sexual and gender identities come to the house to visit. This house should be and remain a safe place for all of us!
And now about us...We are a group of people who are either slowly starting their first (more or less) seriously paid jobs or are in our final years of uni or vocational training. Depending on our time we all have sometimes more and sometimes less capacity for shared house activities. As there are seven of us living here, there's always someone to chat to and as we have a lot of space here, there's always enough space to retreat to if needed.

Once a month, we meet up for a WG-circle to discuss organisational matters and talk about what is working out for us and what is not. In addition to our cleaning schedule, there are other tasks, for example in the garden, where we expect our new roommate to show a certain amount of initiative.

Yuhuuu danke, dass du schon bis hierhin gekommen bist! Wir haben Lust dich richtig kennenzulernen, deswegen schreib uns gerne etwas über dich, was über die klassischen drei Zeilen deines Lebenslaufs hinausgeht. In deiner Anfrage beantworte uns für die Vollständigkeit die Frage: “Was bedeutet für dich „kunt und bunt“?


/// ENGLISH: Jippieh, thank you for coming this far! We would like to get to know you properly, so please write us something about yourself that goes beyond the classic three lines on your CV. For the sake of completeness, please answer the following question in your message to us: "What does "colourful" mean to you?


Falls du immernoch nicht genug hast, kannst du hier noch bisschen mehr über uns persönlich lesen: // Engl.: If you still haven't had enough, you can read a bit more about us personally here:

Emma (28) - When looking for a place to settle down in this big city, I've found this one and been living in this house share for almost two years now. I've lived in shared flats for many many years and am more and more seeking for a sustainable and communal group of people sharing their everyday life with another, open, direct communication, mutual respect and good will. My great (new) love is gardening, with my hands in the soil I feel at ease even in the most turbulent times. Otherwise, I love to cook and share a home cooked meal with others, being in nature, retreat to my sewing machine or meditate, contact-Impro, finding rainbows randomly, vantrips to Brandenburg, hugs, sun-coloured skies and cappuccinos with cinnamon and cardamom.

Daniel (29) - I am a motivated person that likes to question things. Usually you can find me with a big smile on my face (except for the first 30 minutes of the day). I like people, nature, dreaming, cooking, crafting things and being outdoors. When I picture a home I aim to create a feel-good place for me and the people around me based on open communication and a communal way of life. In the house, I like to craft with wood, cook with salvaged food, organize a sauna sunday or start a spontaneous plant action. I'm happy to have a late, chatty beer or a silent coffee way too early, but I also take time for myself when I feel like it. I'm currently working 20 hours a week as a working student in the foundation sector as a project assistant and after finishing my Master's degree soonish, I'll start working full- or part-time ("something in the direction of sustainability").

Léa (30) - French, living in Berlin for nearly 6 years. I love plants, bonfires, reading books. I play the volley-ball in a FLINTA* club once a week and take classes in contemporary dance, which is new to me. I had all kinds of jobs and traveled quite a lot, but at the moment I am seeking for more stability. Living in the house makes me feel very good - for me it is the ideal balance between having my space and having nice people around, doing crafts on rainy days, gardening on sunny ones. At the moment I have a job as a (part-time) junior consultant (monitoring & evaluation) for international NGOs. I am part of a self-organized group of people who travel around Europe by bicycle in the Summer. The rest of the year I love going on short trips in Brandenburg to satisfy my crave for nature. Looking forward to meet you!

Flo (34) I am biochemist, very communicative and enjoy socializing with people. I like sewing, preferably bicycle bags, but I can also mend a hole in your trousers. I also love cooking and tinkering with things, be it my own bikes or anything that's broken. Bouldering and cycling are also among my hobbies.

Beatrice (31) I am an open-minded, curious, playful and easy-to-talk-to person. I love reading and diving into abstract and spiritual topics (so, if you want a tarot reading come into my room ;)) as much as I love moving, be it Pilates, Yoga, ecstatic dance or hooping. In the house I like to socialize but I also seek time for myself to meditate or do a cozy footbath. So if you are up for some fun activity or shared meal and are looking for a companion, always feel free to knock at my door.