The exceptional villa with its impressive garden is a true gem. It was built in 1924 by the renowned architect Peter Jürgensen, who also designed the Schöneberg Town Hall. This representative city villa impresses with a spacious, modern, and stately layout as well as Art Nouveau elements. It offers a magnificent view of the listed garden, which received special attention in its design: this extrao
The exceptional villa with its impressive garden is a true gem. It was built in 1924 by the renowned architect Peter Jürgensen, who also designed the Schöneberg Town Hall. This representative city villa impresses with a spacious, modern, and stately layout as well as Art Nouveau elements. It offers a magnificent view of the listed garden, which received special attention in its design: this extraordinary garden was even mentioned in a book about Berlin’s historic gardens due to its double linden arbor.
All rooms feature high ceilings and beautifully restored stucco, preserving all original style elements. The doors have the original fittings. All rooms are equipped with light switches and sockets by Wagenfeld. The kitchen is by bulthaup, and the bathrooms have been tastefully redesigned. The house also includes a separate apartment with its own entrance, accessible from the large inner courtyard. The courtyard offers four parking spaces, and the spacious double garage accommodates two more vehicles.
- Five bathrooms and 2 guest WCs - Fireplace - Three terraces - Built-in kitchen with walk-in pantry - Attic studio - Ceiling height over 3 m - Spacious, bright rooms - Parquet and floorboards in excellent condition - Stylish original built-in cupboards provide ample storage - Separate apartment with private entrance - Architect Peter Jürgensen - Alarm system - Fully basemented - Generous south-facing garden - Approximately 2,000 m² plot - Coach house with plenty of storage in the courtyard - Wood shed in the garden - Garage with 2 parking spaces, courtyard with 4 parking spaces
Located in the exclusive and modern Berlin district of Westend, Preußenallee is a sought-after address. Originally developed as a villa colony and named after the upscale London district, Westend has maintained its reputation for unique villa architecture to this day. Numerous embassies and consulates are based here. Preußenallee itself is a tree-lined street featuring spacious city villas and representative single-family homes. Thanks to its immediate connection to the Berlin Forest, the area enjoys a sense of tranquility and exclusivity.
Despite the quiet location, nearby S- and U-Bahn stations Neu-Westend, Theodor-Heuss-Platz, and Heerstraße, as well as good bus connections, provide perfect access to Berlin’s city center. For drivers, the Berlin city highway offers quick access to the airport. Additionally, all daily necessities are conveniently reachable on foot in the nearby Reichsstraße shops and the well-known weekly market held on Tuesdays and Fridays in Preußenallee. Being able to handle everything on foot is a luxury not offered by other well-known villa areas in Berlin.
Small cafés, well-known city restaurants, renowned medical practices, modern playgrounds, spacious parks, and the immediate proximity to Grunewald with its sports and dog walking areas, as well as a bathing lake, make this part of Berlin a true jewel. A few minutes by car are several small harbors with boat docks and numerous green excursion destinations. An international urban country club with a pool, tennis courts, and many other recreational and sports facilities is also nearby. Here, prominent figures from diplomacy, politics, business, and creatives from art and culture meet. Several exclusive equestrian facilities are also located in the vicinity.
Westend is known for its excellent selection of private and public kindergartens, primary and secondary schools, as well as international schools.
Built-in kitchen, storage room, separate sanitary facilities, walk-in closet