Fechnerstrasse

Built in 1960, the building has a first floor and five upper floors, all of which are connected to the elevator, which stops directly on the floor. This means that every apartment here is easily accessible. The community of owners consists of a total of 17 residential units, each of which has a cellar compartment assigned for use. The building also has a bicycle cellar that can be used by the community. The building is heated centrally by an oil-fired heating system. The hot water is heated electrically via instantaneous water heaters. In 2016, the windows in all apartments were replaced with plastic insulating glass windows. The elevator was modernized in 2006. The otherwise well-kept complex is in good condition. Replacement of the fresh water and sewage pipes is planned.

Located on the 5th floor, the apartment offers a well-designed and manageable living space of 50.2 m² in total. It is divided into a kitchen, a bathroom with bathtub, a bedroom facing the inner courtyard and a street-facing, spacious living room with access to the large southwest-facing balcony. The hallway has a practical built-in cupboard for storage. All rooms are very bright and the apartment is generally in a very well-kept condition, but in need of modernization. The electrics and sanitary facilities are of an age-related standard, but well maintained and functional. The living rooms have laminate flooring, while the kitchen and bathroom have terrazzo flooring.

In 2016, the windows were completely replaced with new double-glazed windows. The large living room window in particular provides a panoramic view of the leafy balcony and the treetops along the street. The consistently sunny south-west-facing orientation allows for a place in the sun even in the winter months, as well as charming views of the attractive facades of the neighboring buildings.

Situated between Uhlandstrasse and Leon-Jessel-Platz, the building is in a middle-class location in Berlin-Wilmersdorf, in the south-west of Berlin City-West. Fechnerstraße itself is a quiet residential street with beautiful trees, which leads to Leon-Jessel-Platz as a dead end. There is no through traffic. The well-kept buildings throughout convey a tranquil residential character in the immediate vicinity of Güntzel-Kiez, Preußenpark and Volkspark Wilmersdorf. Numerous shopping facilities for daily needs, as well as restaurants and well-known hotspots of Berlin’s West are within easy reach. Kurfürstendamm, Tauentzienstraße and Olivaer Platz can be easily reached from here by public transport or even on foot in 20 minutes.