The property is located in the district of "Wendenschloss" in Berlin-Köpenick, just a few minutes’ walk from both woodland and water. It is a front plot of a Hammer property with an area of 593 m². Typical for the area, residential development is possible with a floor area ratio of 0.3.

Currently, there is a tiny house on the property, which will be removed by the end of the year.

The Treptow-Köpenick district is situated in the southeast of Berlin and is the largest by area and richest in water resources of all Berlin’s districts. The "Wendenschloss" district of the Köpenick area is a villa colony established at the end of the 19th century and an idyllic residential neighborhood, renowned for its picturesque location by the Dahme River, the Langer See, as well as the forested area around the Müggelberge and Teufelssee. It is a popular local recreation area, further distinguished by the traditional Strandbad Wendenschloss beach resort and its proximity to old town Köpenick. Public transportation is provided by tram, and a ferry service offers a crossing to the Grünau district, which features an S-Bahn station of the same name.