This heritage-protected grand villa stands in Nikolassee, Berlin's traditional villa district and one of the greenest residential areas in the city. The neighbourhood is established, and old trees surround the estate. Historic architecture and a quiet setting go together here.
The facade is richly designed. Spacious rooms with high ceilings and large windows let in plenty of daylight. Historic details include stucco, wood panelling, original doors and staircases.
The house can serve as a private residence, a company headquarters or a combination of home and office. The generous floor plan allows flexible layouts within the requirements of heritage protection. The unfinished attic offers 100 m² of potential additional living space.
The large plot has a landscaped garden with terraces, a water lily pond and a pavilion. Terrace and garden also have room for receptions and gatherings.
- Open Gründerzeit fireplace
- Tiled stove with relief tiles in the dining room
- Pitch pine floorboards throughout the house
- Double box-frame windows
- Leaded glass in many windows
- Double doors on the ground floor
- Ceiling roses in some rooms
- Original timber beam ceiling in the living area
- Orangery / conservatory
- Staircase with Art Nouveau relief wallpaper
- Attic with 100 m² of expansion space
- Loggia (north-east facing)
- Balcony (north-east facing)
- Veranda (south-west facing)
- Large garden
- Water lily pond and pavilion in the garden
- Irrigation system in the grounds
- Garage and carport on the plot
Nikolassee lies close to Schlachtensee lake. Shops, restaurants, smaller businesses, the lake with its surrounding woodland and Schlachtensee S-Bahn station are all a few minutes' walk away.
The city centre, Potsdam, BER airport and the area around Berlin are easy to reach. Kindergartens, primary schools and a range of secondary schools are nearby, as are many sports clubs.
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