House for sale • 800 m² without real estateBerlin Wilmersdorf Berlin 14197

This extraordinary villa from the Golden Twenties is one of Berlin’s rare architectural masterpieces. Built in 1926/28 by the renowned architect Kurt Bornemann on behalf of a Berlin industrialist, it served as a social meeting point in the 1920s – hosting guests such as Marlene Dietrich and Kurt Weill, among others.

The property has been restored to the highest standards. Historical details such as the original coffered ceilings, stained glass windows, a central wooden staircase, and the curved natural stone staircase have been preserved and harmoniously complemented by state‑of‑the‑art technology: new gas heating, high‑quality stainless steel pipelines, a BUS system spanning three floors, eight designer bathrooms (some featuring exquisite Bisazza mosaics), as well as custom‑designed kitchens from the architect’s premium projects.

Spread over approximately 1,070 m² of living and usable space are elegant salons, up to ten bedrooms with en‑suite bathrooms, and flexible living and working areas across four light‑filled floors. A separate garden area and two balconies further enhance the space.

The spacious property, featuring apple trees, roses, and mature trees, offers a garage, cellar storage, a vehicle ramp, and space for up to three outdoor parking spots – a rarity in the Berlin urban area.

A unique estate that combines historic grandeur with contemporary luxury and diverse functionality.

The villa is quietly and securely situated in one of Berlin’s most charming residential neighborhoods, Schmargendorf in Wilmersdorf.

Here, you wake not to the noise of traffic, but to the gentle chirping of birds from old trees surrounding the property—a true natural retreat in the heart of the city.

The International School Berlin is only a 7‑minute walk away, and the Kurfürstendamm is just a 5‑minute drive. Excellent French and Italian restaurants, charming cafés, and one of Berlin’s longest‑open supermarkets are all within walking distance.

Ideal public transport connections include the U3 and several bus lines. Parks, sports clubs such as Blau‑Weiss Berlin with its Olympic pool, pharmacies, doctors, and shopping facilities round off the exceptional living quality of this location – perfect for families, creatives, representatives, or discerning urbanites.

The villa seamlessly blends historical charm with modern technology:

• Carefully restored original coffered ceilings, stained glass windows, as well as wooden and natural stone staircases

• New gas heating, stainless steel pipelines, and a BUS system across three levels

• Eight designer bathrooms, some featuring Bisazza mosaics and exclusive fittings

• Custom‑designed kitchens

• A park‑like garden with a garage, cellar, ramp, and up to three outdoor parking spaces

Direct sale.

We look forward to hearing from financially capable interested parties.

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