The residential building Wintersteinstrasse 7, 9 occupies a great location in Berlin’s Charlottenburg district, near Charlottenburg Palace. What makes this brightly rendered multi-unit dwelling stand out, however, is not only its attractive location within walking distance of the riverbank, but also the variety of layout solutions. The seven-storey iwell-appointed townhouse was raised as a terraced development and has two separate entranceways. A lift in either entranceway ensures that residents effortlessly reach their homes even with push chairs, shopping bags and in old age. The multi-unit dwelling on Wintersteinstrasse provides just the right dwelling to suit a number of personal circumstances. The layout options vary from two to four bedrooms and extend over floor areas of around 65 to 113 square metres. The flats feature separate kitchens and tub-equipped bathrooms. Something that all flats have in common is the airy layout of the living room areas, which in the four-bedroom flats extends over around 30 square metres and serve as brightly day-lit centre for social interaction. The four-bedroom flats also feature a small guest WC. Moreover, separate basement storage rooms are allocated to virtually all of the flats. The roofed-over large balconies and patios can be turned into wonderful sanctuaries for testing your green fingers. Most of the balconies and patios face the quiet backyard. The house is in good repair and has been upgraded from time to time. The next upgrade will involve new fire doors along with a modern air extraction concept. The multi-unit dwelling is hooked up to the district heating system for energy-efficiency. Until 31.12.2030, all 34 flats are subject to the Housing Rental Act in conjunction with the Housing Promotion Act. Drone footage: https://youtu.be/0YkIOHtxRSs Living example (unfurnished): https://youtu.be/vGtMqagUfuA Living example (furnished): https://youtu.be/Aw-tfFStjqA

At home in Charlottenburg - welcome to the beautiful southwest of the capital! Wintersteinstraße is ideally located just a few minutes' walk from Charlottenburg Palace and its magnificent park, and within walking distance of the banks of the Spree River. Here you can discover the magic of Prussian rococo. Once built as a summer palace for Queen Sophie Charlotte, Charlottenburg Palace is now the largest and most magnificent palace in Berlin. Many smaller and larger festivals and concerts, the Christmas market at the palace or the numerous museums in the immediate vicinity, including the Museum Berggruen or the Bröhan Museum for Art Deco and Art Nouveau: the entire range of art, culture and local recreation is in the neighborhood. Wintersteinstrasse runs from Richard-Wagner-Platz to the Charlottenburger Ufer. The banks of the Spree River are only about a five-minute walk away. On the way there, you pass the impressive Russian Orthodox Church with its golden onion domes near the Caprivi Bridge. Österreichpark, a public green space, also covers an area of about 3,000 square meters south of Mierendorffplatz at the Caprivibrücke bridge and stretches about 200 meters along the north bank of the Spree. The area, idyllically situated on the Spree, offers a completely renovated playground with an adventure land character that was reopened in 2015. A climbing rock play combination with suspension bridge, alpine hut and slide, table tennis tables, a double swing and a pump with mud tables provide creative opportunities for romping. To the north, a sports field adjoins the listed Charlottenburg Sports Hall. Not only the high recreational value characterizes the residential area around Wintersteinstraße, but also the infrastructure is excellent. Various shopping facilities with supermarkets and specialty stores, daycare centers, schools, restaurants and cafés are within walking distance and create a high quality of life.