Objektbeschreibung
Here, Berlin history meets first-class living culture, as this property, designed by architect Carl Lange, originally belonged to the renowned Hildegard-Wegscheider-Gymnasium. It is the director's house, which today, in its almost unchanged appearance, offers a majestic sight on a side street off Königsallee. Both the facades with stucco, columns, wrought-iron details, and modern structural additions like the concrete ceiling between the main floor and the attic, distinguish this gem.
In an absolutely quiet location, the stately main floor, with a total of approx. 243 sqm, is at your disposal. Realize an exclusive living dream or opt for two residential units – the current layout: two 3-room apartments, each with its own kitchen and bathroom. A light-flooded ambiance awaits you, as the detached country-style villa is sun-drenched on a beautifully landscaped plot. In the warmer months, the sheltered loggia and terrace invite relaxation. Look forward to historic herringbone parquet, coffered double doors in Château style, sun-yellow real wood floorboards, and high ceilings for that certain extra. Some rooms flow into each other, creating harmonious sightlines. You enjoy a view of the garden and the surroundings. Garden use is also possible. Each room gains its unique aura through individually designed windows. You constantly feel the representative claim of this architecture. At the same time, there are well-proportioned rooms that reflect our need for comfort. The amenities include a modern fitted kitchen with a freestanding cooking island, ample storage, and brand-name appliances. The large daylight bathroom, with mosaic tiles, bathtub, shower, heated towel rail, and a washbasin directly by the window, is also tastefully designed.
The common property is in a very well-maintained condition. In recent years, the following measures, among others, have been implemented: renovation of the facades and roof, as well as dewatering of the foundations. The renewed building statics allow for great design freedom if units are combined. The property will be handed over by arrangement. We look forward to your inquiry.
Lage & Umgebung
In this villa area, which has grown for over a century, you reside at one of City West's most distinguished addresses. The Grunewald villa colony has always been connected to Kurfürstendamm. In 1889, Otto von Bismarck orchestrated the sale of 234 hectares of undeveloped land to a banking consortium for the development of the villa colony and lobbied the Emperor for the expansion of Kurfürstendamm into a 54-meter-wide boulevard. There was to be a dignified access road to the villa colony, and the lakes of the new villa colony received resonant names like Dianasee or Hubertussee – after the patron saint of hunters. Around the lakes, villas in the style of the great epochs stood far apart. Even today, Grunewald is the premier address when it comes to living directly in the extension of Kurfürstendamm while enjoying a quiet and elite residential environment. Small side streets, winding paths, and well-maintained properties ensure that this preferred location constantly gains in attractiveness.
Furthermore, Grunewald forest and numerous small lakes are just around the corner. A highlight is the Grunewaldsee (Grunewald Lake) with the Grunewald Hunting Lodge and its renowned art collection. For sports activities, Wannsee (Lake Wannsee) with its numerous yacht and sailing clubs, as well as the traditional Golf- und Land-Club Wannsee on Königstraße, beckon. Around the Grunewald S-Bahn station, there are traditional restaurants, supermarkets, pharmacies, and bakeries. Alternatively, it's just a few minutes to the shops at Roseneck. Public transport connections to Potsdam and the city center must be rated as excellent, as the S-Bahn goes to Hauptbahnhof (Central Station), Friedrichstraße, and Alexanderplatz. It's also only a few minutes to the exclusive Rot-Weiß Tennis Club.
Amenities
This apartment offers the following features: basement, fitted kitchen, balcony/terrace.
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