Wohnen Im Herzen Der Künstlerkolonie – Ruhig, Grün Und Inspirierend

This special raised ground floor apartment combines the architectural charm of the late 1920s with an exceptional living atmosphere between city life and a green retreat.

Located in a building of the renowned Künstlerkolonie, the apartment offers a rare blend of classic architecture, spacious outdoor areas, and versatile usability.

From the moment you enter, the apartment conveys a warm and authentic living feel. Original wooden floors, bright rooms, and lovingly preserved details emphasize the character of the building and create an atmosphere that is both stylish and homely.

The centerpiece of the apartment is the spacious living and dining room with direct access to the extraordinary terrace. Large windows and the seamless transition to the glazed extension create an open spatial feeling and connect the interior and exterior in a special way. The glass extension almost has the character of a conservatory and expands the living space year-round with a light-filled lounge area.

The approximately 60 m² garden-like terrace is an absolute rarity within the Künstlerkolonie. Surrounded by old trees and plenty of greenery, it creates a private retreat with an almost house-like character—ideal for relaxing, working outdoors, or social evenings.

The apartment is presented in a well-maintained and move-in ready condition, requiring only individual adjustments according to personal taste. Thanks to the functional floor plan, the property is excellently suited both for a small family and for people who want to harmoniously combine living and working from home.

- Approximately 60 m² garden-like terrace
- Glazed extension with conservatory character
- Spacious living and dining room
- Move-in ready condition
- Original wooden floors
- Modern bathroom with walk-in shower
- District heating supply
- Additional gas connection in the kitchen
- Protected courtyard with enclosed playground

Famous personalities such as Marlene Dietrich, Hans Baluschek, Günter Grass, Rainer Maria Rilke, and Kurt Tucholsky—just to name a few—succumbed to the special atmosphere of this part of Berlin. The nearby Künstlerkolonie and the adjacent district of Friedenau still stand for an extraordinary combination of cultural history, architectural charm, and high quality of life.

The Künstlerkolonie in Berlin-Wilmersdorf was developed in the late 1920s and 1930s as a residential area for artists, writers, and creatives and remains one of the architecturally and atmospherically unique residential ensembles in the capital. Spacious green areas, characteristic facades, and a pleasantly quiet neighborhood shape the surroundings, as does the immediate proximity to Friedenau with its magnificent old buildings, small historic villas, and established neighborhood structures.

Anyone strolling through the surrounding streets between Breitenbachplatz and Friedenau quickly understands why this location is one of Berlin’s most popular residential areas. A wide variety of shopping options—from supermarkets and organic markets to delicatessens and the charming weekly market at Breslauer Platz—are in the immediate vicinity. Small bookstores, individual shops, and a lively café and restaurant culture give the neighborhood its special character.

The area is considered very family-friendly. Numerous playgrounds, green courtyards, and the nearby Rüdesheimer Platz with its popular annual wine festival create a high quality of stay. Theater, courtyard concerts, readings, and art exhibitions also underline the cultural aspirations of the district.

Very good schools, kindergartens, and all daily necessities are easily accessible. At the same time, residents benefit from excellent infrastructure with optimal public transport connections and quick access to the city highway—offering an ideal balance between quiet living and urban mobility.