Ein Rückzugsort Der Extraklasse Im Südwesten Berlins
4 Beds
2,369 Sqft
4,909 Sqft lot
Updated: Yesterday
About the Property
This villa, built in 2014, embodies an exceptionally consistent interpretation of contemporary architecture, where transparency, proportion, and material aesthetics merge into a rare formal unity. An almost dissolved building envelope of generous glass surfaces, supported by a precisely placed steel structure, makes the building appear to float between interior and exterior spaces. Light is not me
This villa, built in 2014, embodies an exceptionally consistent interpretation of contemporary architecture, where transparency, proportion, and material aesthetics merge into a rare formal unity. An almost dissolved building envelope of generous glass surfaces, supported by a precisely placed steel structure, makes the building appear to float between interior and exterior spaces. Light is not merely captured here but staged as a shaping architectural element—in constant movement, in constant presence.
The interior spatial composition follows a deliberately reduced yet highly functional dramaturgy. The ground floor already reveals a generosity experienced not only in square meters but in atmospheric spaciousness: clearly structured rooms with flowing transitions, direct connections to outdoor areas, and an almost sculptural living quality. It creates the impression of a finely balanced harmony between privacy and openness, between retreat and representation.
The upper floor unfolds as an architecturally consistently conceived loft level. Open structures, visible material honesty, and a radically reduced formal language characterize this floor’s character. The kitchen is not separated but an integral part of the spatial experience—as an expression of a modern, urban living concept. Exposed concrete, glass, and clean lines create an atmosphere of calm intensity, where every detail appears deliberately placed.
The roof terrace forms the architectural highlight of this level: a secluded, almost sculptural outdoor space above it all, designed for light, openness, and absolute tranquility.
The villa is complemented by a fully functional basement with thoughtfully designed ancillary areas, a separate utility room, and generous storage options. A garage and a carefully landscaped garden complete the ensemble and continue the architectural ambition into the outdoor space.
The technical and material execution follows an uncompromising quality standard: finest surfaces, precise workmanship, and equipment that combines the latest residential technology with subtle elegance. The result is a total work of art in architecture, light, and space—reduced to the essentials yet rich in impact.
The location in the southwest of Berlin reveals its special charm primarily through the rare combination of urban accessibility and exceptionally high residential tranquility. Within the Steglitz-Zehlendorf district, the environment has always been one of the most sought-after and simultaneously most value-stable residential areas in the capital. Mature trees shape the streetscape and give the surroundings an almost villa-like, elegant atmosphere.
Characteristic is the harmonious interplay of cultivated residential culture and a nature-close environment. Just a few minutes away are extensive green and recreational areas such as the traditional Berlin Botanical Garden, which, with its impressive plant diversity and park-like expanse, is one of Europe’s most significant botanical gardens. Likewise, the nearby water and forest landscapes around Schlachtensee and Wannsee invite you to long walks, sports activities, or relaxing hours by the water.
The infrastructure is also of a high standard and underscores the upscale nature of the location. Daily shopping options, individual specialty shops, dining options, as well as excellent educational and childcare facilities are available nearby. Medical care is also excellent, complementing the area’s everyday-friendly structure.
Despite the quiet, almost secluded residential situation, the connection to central city areas is comfortable. The well-developed transport network allows quick access to both Berlin’s city center and adjacent districts. This creates a living environment that combines retreat, closeness to nature, and urban flexibility—a combination that makes this location particularly sustainably attractive.
Features: - Built-in furniture - Walk-in closet - Study - Built-in wardrobes - View of greenery - Unobstructed sightlines