This charming single-family house, built in 1936, combines historical character with modern living comfort across 5 floors, offering approximately 186 m² of living space and 148 m² of usable space. Nestled on a spacious, sunny 580 m² plot on a quiet street, the property provides the perfect setting for families and couples.

The location in the green and family-friendly Berlin district of Siemensstadt is unique. Here, you will find peace and nature, surrounded by ancient oak trees, with short distances to the city center or City West.

A particular highlight is the large, elevated terrace and the conservatory, which offer a magnificent view of the manicured garden and the surrounding oak forests. Here you can fully enjoy nature. The basement/ground floor is completely usable (ceiling height 2.00 m). One room could be converted thanks to the separate access to a small separate apartment.

The entire property is enclosed by an old, dense beech hedge and a classic wooden fence.

Two parking spaces are available right in front of the house for your vehicles.

Siemensstadt emerged at the beginning of the 20th century when Siemens & Halske relocated its production from the Berlin city center here. The Siemensstadt housing estate was built in the 1930s and is even a UNESCO World Heritage site today. In addition, single-family homes on larger plots with individual architecture were built to reflect the higher status of the residents.

Just a few minutes’ walk away, the extensive Volkspark Jungfernheide invites you to long walks, sports activities, and relaxed hours by the lake. Equally attractive are the nearby banks of the Spree and Havel, offering numerous opportunities for water sports and local recreation.

Thanks to the direct connection to the U-Bahn line U7, Berlin City West is easily and quickly reachable. Without changing trains, you can get directly to central points such as the S+U station Jungfernheide with connections to the Ringbahn or to Adenauerplatz at Kurfürstendamm.

A dynamic district:

Siemensstadt stands on the threshold of a new era. The transformation of the former Tegel Airport into the research and industrial park Urban Tech Republic and the development of the new residential area at Schumacher Quartier will provide the region with an innovation and growth boost.

The development of the nearby peninsula Gartenfeld into a modern residential and work district also underlines the emerging potential of this location. Here, you are not only investing in a property but also in the positive future of a dynamic Berlin district.

The following information represents approximate driving times by car and may vary depending on traffic conditions.

• Connection to the A100 city motorway: 7 minutes

• Kurfürstendamm (City West): approx. 15 minutes

• Berlin Central Station: approx. 20 minutes

• Potsdamer Platz: approx. 25 minutes

• Brandenburg Gate / Reichstag Building: approx. 25 minutes

• Alexanderplatz: approx. 30 minutes

• BER Airport: approx. 35 minutes

This house has been continuously modernized over the past years and decades. A multitude of measures have brought the property up to current standards and significantly increased the living comfort. Here is a non-exhaustive list:

House and Outdoor Area

2013: The roof was completely re-covered. In addition, the facade received a new coat of paint and repairs, while new stone walls and balustrades were constructed in the outdoor area.

2023: The terrace was completely redesigned, including new tiles, a modern staircase, and the installation of an electric awning. The basement waterproofing on the north side was also renewed.

2024: As a special highlight for families, a new treehouse for children was built.

Interior and Living Areas

2013: A new fitted kitchen and the bathrooms on the ground and first floors were installed. In addition, the ceilings on the ground floor were lowered.

2014: A new continuous wood-burning stove was installed in the living room for a cozy atmosphere on cold days.

2022: A panoramic window was installed in the living room.

2023: The second floor was extensively renovated, with new smooth walls, refurbished wooden floors, and a fresh coat of paint. A glass sliding door was integrated. The conservatory floor was also renewed and renovated, and the bathroom on the second floor was refurbished.

Modernization of the Building Systems

2013: Pipes were replaced, and old lead water pipes were removed.

2024: The oil burner was completely renewed to ensure efficient and reliable operation.

Note on the Energy Certificate

The current energy certificate is based on consumption over the last three years as determined by the suppliers’ invoices. However, since the oil tank has always been filled up completely at favorable prices and is currently still about half full, the indicated value does not reflect the property’s actual low consumption.

In fact, the house is well insulated, and the windows from the late 80s were subsidized by the Berlin Senate as part of noise protection measures for the former Tegel Airport. This results in energy consumption lower than stated in the certificate.

To provide you with transparent and precise insight, heating oil invoices for additional years can of course be reviewed.

Hot water is produced electrically using boilers and instantaneous water heaters.

The electrical fuse box was renewed in the 90s.

The private road was completely repaved about 15 years ago and is in very good condition.

The house has been in family ownership since 1991.

There is no longer any monument protection.

The house is available for immediate occupancy, as the current residents are in the process of moving out.

Viewings are to take place from 18 September 2025.