Lichtdurchflutete Altbauwohnung In Südausrichtung Mit Zwei Balkonen

The bright historic apartment impresses with its spacious rooms, a ceiling height of nearly 3.50 m, and its attractive south-facing orientation. Lovers of classic Berlin old buildings will fully appreciate this property: herringbone parquet floors, tall double doors, and original fittings give the rooms their distinctive historic charm.

A special highlight is the balcony and the south-facing loggia, offering an unobstructed wide view over the rooftops of the city. An elevator is not yet available but the owners’ association has already approved its installation; detailed planning is underway.

The apartment is generally in need of renovation, providing the opportunity to realize your own living ideas in a stately, classic old building.

- Old building from 1912
- Spacious floor plan
- Bright rooms
- Approximately 3.50 m high ceilings
- Historic old building details
- Classic herringbone parquet
- Tall double doors
- A balcony and a south-facing loggia
- Unobstructed wide view
- Elevator in detailed planning
- Small owners’ association
- Excellent transport connections
- Special usage rights for the attic (currently not expandable)
- Cellar

The very centrally located historic apartment is situated at Hohenzollerndamm, corner of Fasanenstraße, in a sought-after Berlin location.

From here, you can reach the famous Kurfürstendamm with its diverse shopping and strolling opportunities in about a 15-minute walk. The charming Ludwigkirchplatz with its numerous cozy cafés and restaurants is practically just around the corner.

Transport connections are excellent: in addition to several bus lines, the U-Bahn stations Hohenzollernplatz (U3) and Spichernstraße (U3 and U9) are only a few minutes on foot. Schools, kindergartens, and numerous daily shopping options are also conveniently and quickly accessible.

Here, urban lifestyle, excellent infrastructure, and Berlin old building charm combine to create a particularly attractive residential location in the heart of the capital.