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Published on 05/08/2026 · Last checked on 08/08/2026
| Type | Flat |
|---|---|
| Storey | 1 |
| Living Area ca. | 34 m² |
| Free From | 01.10.2026 |
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| Rooms | 1 |
| Construction Year | 1972 |
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| Condition | Well kept |
| Heating Type | Central heating |
| Firing Type | District heating |
| Storeys | 6 |
| Bathrooms | 1 |
| Selling Price | 210.000 € |
|---|---|
| Price per m² | 6,176.47 €/m² |
| Courtage | no courtage for buyers |
The apartment is located on the 1st floor and can be conveniently reached via the modern and spacious elevator. In 2013, the entire complex was completely renovated both visually and technically. This included the renewal of the building services systems, the sanitary and heating risers, new radiators, renovation of the façade with full thermal insulation, replacement of the windows with triple-glazed insulating glass, renewal of the roof covering including insulation, insulation of the basement ceiling, modernization of the building entrances, modernization of the elevators, redesign of the outdoor area, replacement of the apartment entrance doors, and connection to district heating with below-average energy consumption.
The apartment is currently still rented and can be handed over vacant from 01.10.2026.
The apartment is fully furnished and the entire inventory can be taken over.
The apartment also features a high-quality fitted kitchen including appliances and a modern bathroom with a level-access shower.
All features:
- Balcony
- Elevator
- Intercom system
- Basement
- Fitted kitchen
- Underground parking space
- Level-access shower
- Rain shower
- uPVC windows
The entire apartment and the communal property were fully renovated in 2013.
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District and Residential Location
The property is located in the Bavarian Quarter, one of the best-known and most prestigious residential areas in southwest Berlin. The quarter was systematically laid out around the turn of the century (early 20th century) and was among the city’s most exclusive residential areas from the outset. The streets are predominantly named after Bavarian cities, and the façades of many buildings are inspired by forms of the South German Renaissance, with characteristic turrets and gables.
The Bavarian Quarter extends across the districts of Wilmersdorf and Schöneberg and is bounded by Tauentzienstraße to the north, Wexstraße to the south, Martin-Luther-Straße to the east and Bundesallee to the west. Its center is Bayerischer Platz. Prinzregentenstraße itself is one of the quarter’s historically developed residential streets, predominantly characterized by pre-war buildings, and has a noticeably bicycle-friendly and traffic-calmed environment – evidenced not least by an automatic bicycle counting station in operation since 2015.
Transport Connections
The residential quarter has excellent public transport connections. The central stop is Bayerischer Platz underground station, served by lines U4 and U7; since 2023, the station has been fully accessible and provides the quarter with direct connections to western Berlin’s city center and Neukölln. In addition, nearby Bundesallee provides access via line U9 to several other stations, including Berliner Straße (interchange with U7) and Bundesplatz, where there is a connection to the Ringbahn (S41/S42/S46). Bundesplatz is also located near entrances to the A100 urban motorway (including Detmolder Straße and Wexstraße), ensuring good access for private transport as well.
Green Spaces and Local Recreation
Two immediately adjacent parks provide opportunities for everyday recreation: Rudolph-Wilde-Park on the Schöneberg side, with walking paths, playgrounds and lawns, as well as a beer garden in the historic Milchhäuschen, and Volkspark Wilmersdorf with the Fennsee lake, sports fields, table tennis, boccia and mini-golf facilities, as well as several children’s playgrounds. Together, the two parks form an approximately 2.5-kilometer-long continuous green corridor, connected by the Carl-Zuckmayer Bridge, giving the Bavarian Quarter a high proportion of green space despite its central location.
Shopping and Everyday Amenities
Bundesallee, the quarter’s western boundary axis, offersRetail and everyday services are available within a short distance. A weekly market is also traditionally held at Bayerischer Platz, contributing to the neighborhood’s vibrant local culture. For big-city shopping and a diverse range of restaurants, Kurfürstendamm, with its shops and cafés, can be reached within a few minutes.
