Flat for sale 3+1 • 106 m² without real estateBerlin Westend Berlin 14055

The building with 530 apartments spread over 17 floors was constructed in 1957 based on designs by Le Corbusier as part of the international construction exhibition Interbau. It has been under monument protection since 1997 and was most recently supported by the German Monument Protection Foundation with €60,000 for renovation measures.

The clearly structured façade with colorfully accented loggias defines the building’s appearance.

In the spacious foyer, the history and architectural concept of the house are documented.

A central element is the inner "streets" accessible via three elevators. They replace conventional floors and create a functional, urban space within the building. At the same time, they deliberately demarcate the transition from the communal areas to the private living spaces.

Building services, the advisory board, and the property management cooperate in the interest of the homeowners’ association, whose goal has been to proactively finance necessary repair and renovation measures from the available reserves. As a result, there is no renovation backlog and no loan obligations.

The apartment is designed as a maisonette and is situated on the 13th and 14th floors.

Access is via 8th Street through a small entrance hall leading into the open living and dining area with an adjoining kitchen.

From the west-facing balcony, a panoramic view unfolds from the Olympic Stadium extending over to the Grunewald.

An internal staircase leads to the upper level with an open living area, bedroom, and an intervening barrier-free shower room.

The east-facing balcony on this level provides a panoramic view over Berlin.

The Corbusier House is located in Berlin-Wertend, not far from the Olympic Stadium, tucked away from public traffic and set within a 63,000 m² area available to the residents.

The S-Bahn is about a 3-minute walk away and offers a direct connection to the city center. Bus stops are similarly close.

From the apartment’s elevated position, panoramic views unfold via the balconies to the west over the Grunewald and to the east over Berlin.

The apartment features floating parquet flooring throughout, except in the bathroom and kitchen. The walls are plastered and painted in colors recommended by Le Corbusier.

The bathroom is modernized in a restrained, factual manner with large-format sand-colored tiles, a step-free shower, and a large mirror.

The kitchen is designed to be compact and functional and opens up to the dining area at mid-height.