Spacious 251 m² Period Apartment with Seven Rooms Between Savignyplatz and Kurfürstendamm

~251 m²

7 Rooms

This spacious first-floor period apartment is located in a classic Berlin building dating from 1914 and is ideal for those seeking generous proportions, representative period architecture, and a Charlottenburg setting that combines urban living with the established character of West Berlin. Approximately 251 m² are arranged across seven generously sized rooms with a clear and expansive layout.

The long central hallway provides access to all areas of the apartment and immediately emphasizes its representative character. Five rooms face the street and benefit from a south-west orientation, while two additional rooms are quietly positioned towards the inner courtyard. This creates a convincing separation between spacious living and reception areas on one side and more private retreat spaces on the other. One of the street-facing rooms also features a balcony.

A particular highlight of the property is its classic period character. Solid wood parquet flooring, traditional double-box windows, decorative stucco elements, and further preserved architectural details create the atmosphere associated with a high-quality Charlottenburg apartment. Thanks to the generous room sizes, the layout allows for spacious living and dining areas as well as separate studies, guest rooms, or a library.

The fitted kitchen is located in a generously proportioned room that also offers sufficient space for a dining area. The spacious main bathroom is finished with natural stone and includes both a bathtub and a separate shower. A further guest shower room and a utility room complete the functional spaces. One of the courtyard-facing rooms also provides an additional access route towards the inner courtyard and basement.

The seven-room layout offers a high degree of flexibility for different lifestyles – from spacious family living to combining living and working under one roof, or creating representative interiors with separate work and guest areas.

Overall, the property brings together exactly the qualities that are particularly sought after in this part of Charlottenburg: generous proportions, classic period features, a flexible floor plan, and an elegant residential atmosphere in one of the most established areas of Berlin’s City West.

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#18790 · Apartment

10629 Berlin · Charlottenburg

€2,200,000

3,57% of the purchase price incl. 19% VAT, payable by the buyer to the broker Buyer commission

The commission is due and earned with the notarization of the purchase contract. We have concluded a commissionable brokerage contract with the seller in the same amount.

Price per m²: ~€8,765/m²
Condo fees: €719/mo.

Inga Rück

Geschäftsführer · BLP Investments GmbH

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Property Details

Basic Information

Year Built: 1914
Living Space: ~251 m²
Rooms: 7
Bedrooms: 5
Bathrooms: 2
Condition: Well Kept

Energy Information

Energy Certificate: Available
Energy Certificate Type: Energy Consumption Certificate
Issue Date: 08/11/2017
Valid Until: 07/11/2027
Energy Efficiency Class: F
Energy Value: 164.0 kWh/(m²·a)
Heating Type: Central Heating (District Heating)

Features

Approx. 251 m² of generous living space
7 rooms
Representative first-floor period apartment
South-west orientation of the street-facing rooms
Balcony
Solid wood parquet flooring
Stucco details and classic period features
Traditional double-box windows
Fitted kitchen
Spacious natural stone bathroom with bathtub and separate shower
Additional guest shower room
Utility room
District heating
Quiet rooms facing the inner courtyard

Location

The property is located in one of the most sought-after areas of Berlin-Charlottenburg, on Schlüterstraße in the heart of the classic City West. The surroundings between Savignyplatz, Bleibtreustraße, and Kurfürstendamm combine elegant historic Berlin architecture with an established mix of gastronomy, culture, and retail. This part of Charlottenburg has retained much of its traditional West Berlin character while remaining distinctly urban.

Kurfürstendamm is only a few minutes’ walk away and offers a broad range of international brands, high-end boutiques, restaurants, hotels, and everyday shopping facilities. At the same time, the side streets around Savignyplatz shape the immediate residential environment with smaller cafés, established restaurants, galleries, and independent shops, creating a more individual neighbourhood atmosphere away from the main shopping boulevard.

The area is also one of the most varied gastronomic destinations in City West. Numerous restaurants, bars, and cafés can be found around Savignyplatz, Bleibtreustraße, and Kantstraße. During the summer months, much of the neighbourhood life moves outdoors onto terraces and public squares, creating the relaxed yet urban atmosphere that is so characteristic of Charlottenburg.

Another major advantage is the excellent public transport connection. Savignyplatz S-Bahn station is within walking distance and is currently served by the S3, S5, S7, and S9 lines. These provide direct connections, among others, towards Berlin Central Station, Friedrichstraße, Alexanderplatz, Westkreuz, Spandau, and Berlin Brandenburg Airport.

For underground connections, Uhlandstraße U-Bahn station is also located nearby. From here, the U1 runs via Kurfürstendamm, Wittenbergplatz, Nollendorfplatz, and Kreuzberg to Warschauer Straße. The nearby Kurfürstendamm U-Bahn station also provides access to the U9, offering a fast north-south connection via Zoologischer Garten, Hansaplatz, and towards Steglitz.

Zoologischer Garten station, one of the most important transport hubs in Berlin’s City West, is also within easy reach. Here, the U2 and U9 underground lines connect with the S3, S5, S7, and S9 S-Bahn lines. In addition, regional train services and numerous bus routes provide convenient access to other parts of Berlin as well as the surrounding region.

The location also offers short distances for everyday needs. Supermarkets, bakeries, pharmacies, and a wide range of services are located nearby, as are cinemas, theatres, and galleries. At the same time, larger recreational areas such as the Tiergarten and other green spaces in City West can be reached quickly.

Overall, the location combines qualities that are rarely found together so directly in Charlottenburg: close proximity to Kurfürstendamm, the established neighbourhood around Savignyplatz, excellent public transport connections, and an elegant urban setting defined by classic Berlin period architecture. This combination makes the area one of the most established residential locations in western Berlin.