The Art Of Quiet Grandeur Prestigious Wilhelminian Era Period Apartment With Underground Parking I

This originally restored dream of a Wilhelminian-era period apartment makes lovers’ hearts beat faster. Listed as a protected monument since 1996, the building and the apartment were therefore carefully restored and refurbished in close coordination with the heritage conservation authority, with great attention to detail in accordance with the historical original building elements, in several construction phases (2011–2016), and equipped with modern, contemporary comfort technology.

- Approx. 3.60 m ceiling height
- Stucco ceilings – historical original
- Original solid-wood double-leaf doors as well as double sliding doors
- Original fittings made of solid brass
- Historic cast-iron radiators in the bedrooms
- Light-blue ornamental glazing, Italian glass mosaic
- Solid-oak parquet flooring with basket-weave pattern and surrounding border
- Concealed entertainment connections and Cat 7 network cabling
- Video intercom system
- Video surveillance + security guard service
- Sound-insulated ceilings
- 2 loggias + 2 balconies
- Fireplace
- Fitted kitchen with steam oven, wine fridge, oven
- Steam bath
- 2 full bathrooms + guest WC
- Underfloor heating in the bathrooms
- Courtyard grounds: Japanese rock garden, bonsai, giant reed,
sculpture, tropical-wood deck

- On-site rainwater retention facility
- Basement storage room
Underground parking spaces at EUR 100,000 each

The iconic Wilhelminian-era building from 1906 at the corner of Kurfürstendamm and Schlüterstraße is located between Berlin’s most beautiful and most prominent promenade, Kurfürstendamm, and Savignyplatz, popular for its wide range of restaurants. The neighborhood around Schlüterstraße is home to Berlin’s upscale bohemia. In the many bars and restaurants, you will often find local artists, actors, writers, and directors. Kurfürstendamm and Savignyplatz are within easy walking distance. The streetscape is characterized by mostly extensively restored Wilhelminian-era buildings, which give this quiet, inner-city residential location near Kurfürstendamm a high-quality appeal and make the quarter one of the most expensive addresses in all of Berlin. Residents value the high quality of life, the high density of intellectuals and artists, and the variety of small upscale boutiques, bars, and restaurants.

Built-in kitchen