FREE OF PROVISION _ Large and beautiful villa in the Westend

The charming villa was built in 1913 by Alfred Lesser, a renowned Berlin architect. Lesser specialized in prestigious buildings, including residential and commercial buildings on Kurfürstendamm, villas on Heerstraße, hotels and railroad stations such as the Mexikoplatz S-Bahn station. His preference for ornamental design is evident in the elaborately decorated façades and entrance areas of his buildings. His most important works include the commercial building for the Ullstein publishing house, the furniture store Conrad Trunck & Co. and the Berlin-Frohnau railroad station. Many original parts of the villa have been lovingly restored. High ceilings, exquisite stucco elements, a spacious staircase and the conservatory with access to the 20 m² terrace in the private garden lend the property a special flair. The bathrooms are fitted with high-quality natural stone or tiles. The converted attic offers additional, spacious living space. The exclusive features include numerous built-in wardrobes, a large dressing area, a bespoke kitchen and an alarm system. The predominantly private garden includes a sauna house and two round water basins with koi as special style elements. On the first floor there is a separate entrance to a 2-room area ideal for office use. The floors could be used as separate units if required, but require minor alterations to bathrooms and kitchens. The villa is a true space miracle and a gem in an elegant location with quick connections to Berlin city center.

Former residents include the circus director Paula Busch, who ran the famous Busch Circus from 1927 and created important works of literature.

This listed semi-detached house is located in the sought-after Westend district of Berlin, which was developed as a villa colony. The walking distance to the Berlin Forest makes this district an attractive residential area in a prime location. The district is characterized by old trees, spacious city villas and detached houses as well as its proximity to West Berlin's city center. The nearby Teufelsberg, the waters of the Havel, sports facilities and the SCC Berlin tennis club offer numerous leisure and recreational opportunities. Various primary and secondary schools, including the Berlin British School, are also available. Numerous stores, bakeries, supermarkets, pharmacies, doctors and a hospital are available for daily needs. The Olympic Stadium, built for the 1936 Olympic Games, and the Berlin Trade Fair are nearby. Access to the 115 freeway and good public transport connections round off the offer.