Objektbeschreibung
The entrance area of Fechnerstraße 5 is a highlight of the building – and a foretaste of stylish interiors. Art Nouveau lamps, complemented by subtle stucco and red-black granite tiles, complete the magnificent aura of the entrance.
While a small “servants' staircase” with runners and wooden railings evokes a bygone era, the “main” staircase offers a modern elevator to whisk you up to the higher floors.
High ceilings and old floorboards, spacious apartments with plenty of room for your dreams.
Old building remains old building: Be it the stucco on the ceiling, the double doors, the decorative moldings, or the windows – here you live stylishly and perfectly formed. All apartments from the first floor upwards have balconies, while ground-floor apartments have garden access.
Timeless elegance in every detail. Original, splendid interiors that have lost none of their charm from the turn of the century to today, because they are lovingly maintained and cherished.
The size of the offered residential units ranges from single apartments to stately, generously sized four-room dream homes. Whether you choose to furnish it with faithfully original old-building style and Art Nouveau furniture, or dare to create your own fusion of modern and classic: the essence for your new home is timeless elegance down to the smallest details.
Lage & Umgebung
Between Kurfürstendamm and Grunewald: Wilmersdorf is centrally located, full of culture and urbanity, yet close to nature, to Wannsee and Grunewald. Wilmersdorf is glamorous and cosmopolitan, dignified and possesses the discreet charm of old West Berlin.
Here stand today the city's best-preserved old building ensembles, where the splendor of the Wilhelminian era lives on.
Fechnerstraße has borne its name since 1947, commemorating the Wilmersdorf painter and writer Hanns Fechner. Previously, since the end of the 19th century, it was called Lauenburger Straße, only to be renamed Walter-Fischer-Straße during the Nazi era.
The weekly market at Hohenzollernplatz invites you to stroll. On Güntzelstraße, gourmet restaurants line up alongside traditional Berlin pubs, and cafés next to selected bookstores.
In the district, owner-managed clothing stores, galleries, delicatessens, and wine shops survive and thrive: because they cultivate their regular clientele, who remain loyal to them. For joggers, Volkspark Wilmersdorf is ideal: 2.5 kilometers long and green, just 200 meters from Fechnerstraße.
Speaking of parks: On sunny weekends, Preußenpark, a 10-minute walk from here, transforms into Germany's largest Thai street food market. A tradition from the 1990s, so successful today that some only know the green space as “Thaipark.”
Similarly popular: The sommelier festival “Weinbrunnen” (Wine Fountain) at Rüdesheimer Platz. Gastronomically, you are perfectly catered for, whether for a quick bite or a full dinner program.
Entfernungen Luftlinie, Daten: OpenStreetMap
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