In Lichterfelde, stately homes from the late nineteenth century and the Belle Époque set the scene, and the protected complex of residential and retail buildings at the corner of Asternplatz 2 and Unter den Eichen 114 blends right in. Simulated columns, plaster ornaments and arched windows with small muntins on the upper floors invest this corner house from 1911 with amazing charm. Inside the stairwell, you will find marble panelling, plaster cornices in a different colour tone, and beautiful apartment entrance doors with lavish carvings that welcome you in style. The corner building is accessible via two staircases and brings residents and visitors by elevator or stairs to each of the total of five floors. On the first floor you will find the unrenovated 6-room apartment with a generous 211 sqm. White wooden doors, fine stucco ornaments on the ceiling as well as classic double box windows underline the character of the old building and provide a timeless as well as homely atmosphere. Each of the bright rooms is accessible from the large hallway, which also functions as a passageway. The apartment has one bathroom with bathtub and one with shower. Both bathrooms benefit from sunlight thanks to a large window. A sliding door provides access to a room with a glazed loggia, inviting you to relax at home. A balcony accessible from two rooms provides additional coziness. Parquet and wooden floors skillfully round off the apartment. Thanks to the two separate entrances, the large, bright apartment is accessible from Asternplatz and Unter den Eichen and is ideally suited for families with young adults. Here in the nature-rich southwest of the capital, prospective tenants looking for a rented property not only have the chance of a future-oriented investment, but above all the opportunity to own a listed old building treasure.

The locality of Lichterfelde lies in Berlin’s green south-west borough of Steglitz-Zehlendorf. Gorgeous mansion districts, classic period building stock, and tree-lined streets set the scene here. Neighbouring Dahlem is home to a number of academic and research facilities like the Free University of Berlin and its various institutes, so that campus life is an established factor in the borough, as is the presence of day trippers and tourists in the summer time. What makes the district of Zehlendorf so attractive is the large number of recreational benefits it offers: In addition to the Botanical Garden nearby, there are many attractive green spaces and lakes in the area that lend themselves to long walks or sporting activities. The well-developed infrastructure in the immediately surrounding area covers all of your day-to-day needs. For extended splurging and shopping, the centre of Steglitz is just a short commute away: Schlossstrasse, the district’s prime high-street pitch, hosts no less than four shopping centres along with a string of specialist stores, boutiques and much more. They are complemented by cafés and restaurants of every kind. So, it is also a great place to hang out and get your energy back, or just to window-shop and promenade. Moreover, Lichterfelde boasts superb transport links. The slip road to the A103 expressway, which acts as feeder to the A100 orbital motorway, is just a few minutes away. Right outside the building on Asternplatz lies a stop of the M48 bus line, which connects the far end of Zehlendorf with the town centre. A 3-minute walk takes you to the "Botanischer Garten" rapid-transit station. From here, the S1 line will either take you south to Lake Wannsee or to the town centre and onward to the northern suburb of Oranienburg. ACCENTRO App for iOS https://apple.co/1LJVMpq and for Android https://bit.ly/1L0jFbp