The house, a classic old building from 1911 (partially rebuilt in 1950), has undergone changes over the decades and has managed to retain its charm. Anyone who loves the magic of bygone eras in today’s Berlin will find such a place at Gardeschützenweg 66: many classic old building details can be found throughout the building.
The spacious foyer welcomes residents and visitors with a touch of romance and fairytale character. Two staircases lead from the basement via a one-sided mezzanine to the third floor to a total of 18 residential units. The façades and stairwells have been refurbished in keeping with the original style and shine in new splendor. The top floor was extended, including the complete renovation of the roof truss, giving the building a crowning glory. The redesign of the inner courtyard and the renovation of the heating pipes complete the modernization of this venerable building, which now also has an elevator. The property is heated centrally via district heating and combined heat and power generation.
The photos in the exposé are sample photos from the house, which come from an apartment with the same floor plan. As the apartment is rented out, no photos of the apartment can be published.
There is no monument protection and no milieu protection.
Close to the Botanical Gardens, the house at Gardeschützenweg 66 is located in the middle of the historically interesting Lichterfelde West. This district is an insider tip for Berliners who want to live in an urban yet quiet and green environment. Once you arrive here, you never want to leave. The district is a constant and a walk through the streets of Lichterfelde is worthwhile in every direction. The Botanical Gardens, Steglitzer Schlossstraße and Dahlem with its numerous cafés and restaurants invite you to stroll and linger.
The district is known for its Art Nouveau buildings and Wilhelminian-style tower villas – the interplay of tradition and modernity in this district is second to none. The green outskirts of Berlin are within easy reach and offer numerous opportunities for local recreation with ideal public transport connections.
A special kind of apartment is for sale: a historic gem with 4.5 rooms awaits you here with all kinds of details and charm: High ceilings, beautiful historic doors and windows with a design language somewhere between Art Nouveau and Art Deco, old floorboards and parquet flooring and a historic kitchen stove are just some of the treasures this apartment has to offer. In addition to the beautiful rooms, the spacious floor plan features a bathroom with bathtub, a chamber and a spacious kitchen. Two balconies – the one facing the street is particularly large – round off the apartment. Anyone who loves representative old Berlin living culture will get their money’s worth here. The bright living spaces offer intimacy and incredible potential for the future design of a unique home or for a capital investment with considerable development potential.
The beautiful apartment is currently rented out with a rental contract that has been running since 1951. The current basic rent is EUR 871.26. EUR 182.00 of the housing benefit of EUR 489.00 can be allocated to the tenant as ancillary costs. There is currently no connection to the elevator. However, a new owner can buy into the use of the elevator in the future. When vacated, the apartment will require complete modernization and refurbishment of the historical details.
The house, a classic old building from 1911 (partially rebuilt in 1950), has undergone changes over the decades and has managed to retain its charm. Anyone who loves the magic of bygone eras in today’s Berlin will find such a place at Gardeschützenweg 66: many classic old building details can be found throughout the building.
The spacious foyer welcomes residents and visitors with a touch of romance and fairytale character. Two staircases lead from the basement via a one-sided mezzanine to the third floor to a total of 18 residential units. The façades and stairwells have been refurbished in keeping with the original style and shine in new splendor. The top floor was extended, including the complete renovation of the roof truss, giving the building a crowning glory. The redesign of the inner courtyard and the renovation of the heating pipes complete the modernization of this venerable building, which now also has an elevator. The property is heated centrally via district heating and combined heat and power generation.
The photos in the exposé are sample photos from the house, which come from an apartment with the same floor plan. As the apartment is rented out, no photos of the apartment can be published.
There is no monument protection and no milieu protection.
Close to the Botanical Gardens, the house at Gardeschützenweg 66 is located in the middle of the historically interesting Lichterfelde West. This district is an insider tip for Berliners who want to live in an urban yet quiet and green environment. Once you arrive here, you never want to leave. The district is a constant and a walk through the streets of Lichterfelde is worthwhile in every direction. The Botanical Gardens, Steglitzer Schlossstraße and Dahlem with its numerous cafés and restaurants invite you to stroll and linger.
The district is known for its Art Nouveau buildings and Wilhelminian-style tower villas – the interplay of tradition and modernity in this district is second to none. The green outskirts of Berlin are within easy reach and offer numerous opportunities for local recreation with ideal public transport connections.
A special kind of apartment is for sale: a historic gem with 4.5 rooms awaits you here with all kinds of details and charm: High ceilings, beautiful historic doors and windows with a design language somewhere between Art Nouveau and Art Deco, old floorboards and parquet flooring and a historic kitchen stove are just some of the treasures this apartment has to offer. In addition to the beautiful rooms, the spacious floor plan features a bathroom with bathtub, a chamber and a spacious kitchen. Two balconies – the one facing the street is particularly large – round off the apartment. Anyone who loves representative old Berlin living culture will get their money’s worth here. The bright living spaces offer intimacy and incredible potential for the future design of a unique home or for a capital investment with considerable development potential.
The beautiful apartment is currently rented out with a rental contract that has been running since 1951. The current basic rent is EUR 871.26. EUR 182.00 of the housing benefit of EUR 489.00 can be allocated to the tenant as ancillary costs. There is currently no connection to the elevator. However, a new owner can buy into the use of the elevator in the future. When vacated, the apartment will require complete modernization and refurbishment of the historical details.
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