Elegance Meets History: Dreamy Period Apartment In A Neoclassical Palace

This exceptional apartment in a Neoclassical palace dating from the late 1920s combines imposing architecture with a truly distinctive living experience. The living hall, with ceilings up to 4.33 metres high, parquet flooring, a chandelier and numerous windows, together with two balconies, a terrace and the park-like communal garden, creates an exclusive home with historic charm and a unique atmosphere.

Features:

- Parquet and tiled flooring
- Double casement windows with wooden frames
- Ceiling height of up to 4.33 m
- Chandelier
- Fitted kitchen
- Open fireplace possible (already approved)
- Bathroom with bathtub and shower
- Utility room for washing machine
- Two balconies, one facing southeast and one northwest
- Terrace facing northwest
- Walk-in wardrobe (approx. 10 m²), convertible into a room
- Cellar storage room
- Communal garden with barbecue area

The Kleinmachnow villa colony was established as early as the beginning of the 20th century, when the extensive grounds were divided into large, park-like plots. Renowned architects designed single-family homes that offered affluent Berlin families a place to live surrounded by greenery while remaining close to the city. Kleinmachnow has preserved this character to this day, and it forms an essential part of the municipality’s distinctive identity. Kleinmachnow lies between Berlin and Potsdam, on Berlin’s southern boundary adjacent to Zehlendorf-Nikolassee. The municipality’s main commercial center is the business park on the A115, at the former Dreilinden border crossing. Around 130 companies have established themselves at the EUROPARC Dreilinden Technology and Business Park, employing approximately 3,500 people in total. Kleinmachnow has four primary schools, one comprehensive school, two grammar schools, a Waldorf school and the Berlin Brandenburg International School (BBIS). The nearby town center around Rathausmarkt offers urban convenience with numerous shops supplying everyday necessities. Bus stops are located nearby, providing connections towards Zehlendorf, Potsdam, Stahnsdorf and Teltow. The A115 motorway junction can be reached quickly. The wooded areas around Hakeburg and the extensive walking trails along the Teltow Canal invite visitors to take long walks. With all the advantages of a small municipality, Kleinmachnow presents itself as a high-quality and sought-after residential area for families with children, immediately outside Berlin, and offers a rich cultural program.

Built-in cupboards, Built-in wardrobe, Built-in kitchen, BBQ Area, Children’s playground