Located in one of Berlin’s most prestigious residential neighborhoods, this historic villa, built in 1932 and designated a protected landmark, presents a rare opportunity for lovers of historic architecture. Set on a southwest-facing lot of approximately 1,486 m², the property combines architectural elegance, spacious interiors, and an exceptional level of privacy.
The historic villa is situated on a southwest-facing lot of approximately 1,486 m² and offers about 297 m² of living space. The ground floor forms the heart of the house. Spacious living and dining areas open up along a clear line of sight to the library in the opposite wing. Double doors connect the rooms, creating a pleasant sense of openness. The kitchen adjoins the dining area and features elegant natural stone flooring. Also on this level is the sleeping area with a master bathroom. The attic level offers three additional rooms and three bathrooms. All bedrooms on the upper floor are equipped with air conditioning. The basement features a separate two-bedroom guest apartment with a kitchen, bathroom, and private entrance. The property is landscaped with mature trees and offers unobstructed views as well as plenty of privacy. A double garage with direct access to the house rounds out the property.
For decades, Berlin-Dahlem has been one of the capital’s most exclusive residential neighborhoods. Spacious lots, stately villas, and mature gardens define the character of this historic district in southwest Berlin. This quiet residential street is situated in a well-maintained setting with mature trees and a neighborhood valued for its stability, discretion, and high quality of life. The proximity to expansive green spaces makes the location particularly attractive for anyone who wants to live close to nature while also benefiting from excellent infrastructure. The Grunewald, Thielpark, and the lake landscapes around Krumme Lanke and Schlachtensee are within easy reach and offer a wide range of recreational opportunities. Shopping options, cafés, restaurants, and medical facilities are all conveniently nearby, as are renowned schools and childcare centers. The Free University of Berlin, various research institutes, and cultural institutions further define the area. City-West is easily accessible via the Breitenbachplatz subway station, which connects to the U3 line, as well as additional bus routes. The city expressway is also just a few minutes’ drive away.
