Hauseingang Vorderhaus
Wohnzimmer
Sicht von der Loggia
Küche
Korridor
Schlafzimmer
Esszimmer
Badezimmer
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Published on 11/07/2026 · Last checked on 09/08/2026
| Type | Flat |
|---|---|
| Storey | 3 |
| Living Area ca. | 90 m² |
| Free From | Nach Vereinbarung |
|---|---|
| Rooms | 3,5 |
| Construction Year | 1900 |
|---|---|
| Condition | Fully renovated |
| Heating Type | Central heating |
| Firing Type | District heating |
| Bathrooms | 1 |
| Selling Price | 750.000 € |
|---|---|
| Price per m² | 8,333.33 €/m² |
| Courtage | no courtage for buyers |
A Berlin old building with history and character
The building on Ansbacher Straße embodies classic Berlin Gründerzeit architecture: a representative façade with fine stucco elements, high windows, and harmonious proportions, consisting of a front building, two side wings, and a green inner courtyard. The spacious entrance, the historical details, and the staircase typical of Berlin old buildings convey a sense of permanence and urban elegance.
The 3.5-room apartment with a south-facing loggia is located in the quiet side wing on the 3rd floor.
High ceilings, spacious windows, and the characteristic old-building details give the rooms a special sense of spaciousness
and comfort. The orientation toward the inner courtyard creates a surprisingly quiet atmosphere – a retreat in the middle of the city.
The traditional Berlin floor plan combines the historic charm of the old building with the requirements of modern living and defines the special character of this apartment.
PROPERTY DATA
Property type: old building apartment
Apartment type: side wing
Number of rooms: 3.5 rooms
Outdoor areas: loggia south-facing, inner courtyard shared use
Floor: 3rd floor
Year of construction: Gründerzeit around 1900
Ceiling height: approx. 3.60 m
Living area: approx. 90 sqm
Heating type: central heating
Other areas: cellar compartment
Flooring: parquet, tiles
Windows: double box windows
Ceilings: painted white, partly with stucco
Walls: painted white, white wallpaper
Doors: original wooden doors and double-leaf door with historical fittings
OTHER INFORMATION
representative Gründerzeit façade
well-kept staircase in the side wing
no elevator in the side wing
very good condition of the common property
kitchen fit-out from 2022
bathroom with daylight
storage room & separate room for washing machine
all rooms and loggia facing south
quiet, green inner courtyard
available from April 2028
Energy certificate, rental agreement, last renovations on the house can and other information can be provided later.
The purchase guide price is 750,000 euros.
The buyer bears no costs for additional broker commission. After conclusion of the purchase contract, the buyer bears the costs for property transfer tax and the notary.
MOVE-IN DATE
The current tenants have a fixed-term tenancy agreement, which ends at the end of March 2028.
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Ansbacher Street – right in the heart of true Berlin, between Wittenbergplatz & Viktoria-Luise-Platz
Anyone who knows Berlin only from postcards does not yet know Schöneberg.
Around Ansbacher Straße, a Berlin unfolds that is elegant, lively, and surprisingly relaxed all at once.
Here, magnificent old buildings with high ceilings and historic façades shape the streetscape, while just a few steps further small cafés, wine bars, bookstores, and international restaurants invite you to linger.
The nearby Viktoria-Luise-Platz is one of Berlin’s most beautiful squares – a green, almost Mediterranean refuge in the middle of the city. The Winterfeldtplatz with its famous weekly market is just as easy to reach, where the Berlin way of life becomes tangible every Saturday.
Despite its urban location, the neighborhood feels pleasantly developed and authentic. It is not a place for tourists, but for people who want to truly experience Berlin: open to the world, creative, cultured, and full of stories.
If you walk west, you can reach KaDeWe, Kurfürstendamm, and City West in just a few minutes. To the east, Schöneberg’s cultural diversity and the lively atmosphere around Nollendorfplatz beckon. At the same time, Ansbacher Straße itself remains surprisingly quiet – a rare luxury in a metropolis like Berlin.
It is precisely this mix of historic architecture, urban quality of life, and international flair that has made Schöneberg one of Berlin’s most sought-after residential neighborhoods for years.
Ansbacher Straße is not simply located in Berlin – it is located in one of the quarters that define this city’s special character.
