Located in one of Berlin’s most beautiful and historic villa districts, this impressive detached Wilhelminian-era villa dates from 1896–1897. Designed by architect Ludwig Otte, the house is part of the historic Lichterfelde-West villa colony—one of the most sought-after residential areas of the German capital.
Set on a plot of approximately 851 m², the listed villa combines classical architecture with generous ceiling heights and the distinctive charm of the Gründerzeit period. Around 330 m² of living space are spread across several levels, offering a wide range of possibilities for modern family living and elegant, representative spaces.
The centerpiece of the house is the Bel Étage, featuring an exceptionally spacious kitchen that evolved from a former winter garden and impresses with a ceiling height of approximately 3.91 meters. Large windows flood the room with natural light and create an open, airy living atmosphere. From here, you can access the west-facing terrace of approximately 18 m², which leads directly into the garden.
The garden itself is a green oasis, featuring mature fruit trees and well-maintained lawns. At the rear of the property there is also a historic coach house (remise), offering potential for use as a studio, guest house, or home office.
The upper floors provide generous rooms for family, guests, or working from home. The house is complemented by a separate unit on the garden level, with its own entrance, kitchen, and terrace—ideal for guests, an au pair, or a private home office.
A rare opportunity for those seeking to combine historic architecture and spacious living in one of Berlin’s most beautiful villa neighborhoods.
