Spacious Living In One Of Wilmersdorf’s Most Sought After Locations

Historic period charm, generous ceiling heights, and a fireplace give this stylish apartment its distinctive character. The comprehensively renovated property is located in the sought-after Güntzelkiez neighborhood and combines timeless living comfort with one of the most desirable locations in Wilmersdorf.

- Hardwood plank flooring in all rooms
- Double-glazed windows with wooden frames
- Impressive ceiling height of approx. 3.46 m
- Original paneled doors with classic period charm
- High-quality fitted kitchen with light-colored fronts and electric appliances
- Fireplace in the living area
- Naturally lit bathroom with bathtub, shower, and washing machine connection
- Additional guest WC
- Additional storage space available within the apartment
- East-facing balcony
- Numerous bicycle parking spaces available in the inner courtyard

The apartment is located in the sought-after Güntzelkiez, one of the most desirable and charming residential areas of Wilmersdorf. The neighborhood is characterized by magnificent late-19th-century architecture, elegant period buildings, small cafés, independent shops, and a well-established local community structure that combines urban living with a high quality of residence and leisure. Here, quiet, neighborly living meets immediate proximity to Berlin’s City West and the vibrant Kurfürstendamm. For recreation in greenery, the nearby Wilmersdorf People’s Park (Volkspark Wilmersdorf), with its expansive green spaces, walking paths, and sports and leisure facilities, offers an ideal balance to everyday city life. Whether relaxed walks, jogging laps, or simply quiet hours outdoors, the park is a valued local retreat right on the doorstep and highlights the high quality of life of this location. Excellent public-transport connections are ensured by the Hohenzollernplatz subway station (U3), within walking distance. From here, many Berlin districts can be reached quickly and conveniently. The connection is complemented by bus line 249, which provides a direct link to Zoologischer Garten station. As one of Berlin’s most important transport hubs, it offers optimal connections to the S-Bahn, regional and long-distance rail networks, as well as to numerous destinations within and beyond the capital.

Built-in kitchen