Luxueux Appartement De 5 Chambres Neubau Gartengarten Avec Terrasse Sud À Schmargendorf

The building under construction by developer Ralf Schmitz was designed by Sebastian Treese Architects, known for their contemporary interpretation of classical architectural language.

The classically structured facade impresses with carefully crafted decorative elements: ornamental gables, bat dormers, and delicate balcony balustrades give the building a distinctive, representative appearance.

Inside, the apartments offer a balanced blend of tradition and modernity. Noble materials such as natural stone, custom-made oak parquet, and classic style elements define the upscale ambiance. Spacious en-suite master bathrooms and stylishly designed guest bathrooms are equipped with Dornbracht fixtures, emphasizing the high standards of comfort and aesthetics.

The foyer and stairwell are also designed with exquisite materials—places of encounter that convey a sense of arrival and quality as soon as you enter the building. A green, carefully landscaped courtyard garden creates a private retreat in the heart of the city.

A former coach house has been gently transformed into a modern, light-filled gym for the residents—a exclusive space for exercise and relaxation. The building’s underground garage with 42 parking spaces is not only conveniently accessible via a heated driveway but also future-oriented: the infrastructure is prepared for e-mobility, and the driveway is heated.

Connection to district heating and an integrated photovoltaic system underline the building’s sustainable energy concept, completing the well-thought-out overall picture of this special property.

Completion of the building is planned for the end of 2027.

Green, established, rich in history—and yet close to the pulse of the city: Schmargendorf has a long history—from a Mark Brandenburg village to a villa suburb and now a mature district with its own character. This is still evident today in buildings like the imposing Schmargendorf Town Hall or the expressionist Kreuzkirche on Hohenzollerndamm. And right in the middle: the new Kissinger Straße project—nestled in quiet streets, flanked by old trees and new life.

A neighborhood for connoisseurs and enthusiasts: Just a few minutes’ walk from the new home are numerous shops for daily needs, good restaurants, and cozy cafés on Berkaer Straße and at Roseneck.

The area around Kissinger Straße is characterized by pleasant tranquility. Families appreciate the playground garden on Forckenbeckstraße. Literature lovers are drawn to the atmospheric district library in the sandstone cellar of the town hall, where Rainer Maria Rilke once lived and wrote his ”Schmargendorfer Diaries.” Just a few streets away, the Brücke Museum and Galerie Bastian showcase major works of Classical Modernism—set amid greenery and quiet on the edge of the Grunewald forest, inviting for walks.

Film history was also made here: director Fritz Lang, creator of ”Metropolis,” once lived on Hohenzollerndamm—a touch of the Roaring Twenties still lingers in the neighborhood.

City West is only 8 minutes away by car, and Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER) can be reached in 25 minutes.