Perfectly designed and centrally located apartment in a prime location.

The apartment is located on the 1st floor and can be easily accessed via the modern and spacious elevator. In 2013, the entire building underwent a complete renovation, both aesthetically and technically. This included the replacement of all building services systems, the renewal of the plumbing and heating pipes, new radiators, the renovation of the facade with full insulation, the replacement of the windows with triple-glazed insulating glass, the replacement of the roof covering including insulation, the insulation of the basement ceiling, the modernization of the building entrances, the modernization of the elevators, the redesign of the exterior landscaping, the replacement of the apartment entrance doors, and the connection to a district heating system with below-average energy consumption.

Currently, the apartment is still rented, but it can be handed over vacant starting October 1, 2026.

Neighborhood and Location
The property is located in the Bayerisches Viertel (Bavarian Quarter), one of the most well-known and prestigious residential areas in southwestern Berlin. This district was planned and developed around the turn of the century (early 20th century) and has been one of the city's most exclusive residential areas from the beginning. The streets are predominantly named after Bavarian cities, and the facades of many buildings are inspired by the southern German Renaissance style, featuring characteristic turrets and gables. The Bayerisches Viertel extends across the districts of Wilmersdorf and Schöneberg and is bordered by Tauentzienstraße to the north, Wexstraße to the south, Martin-Luther-Straße to the east, and Bundesallee to the west. Its center is the Bayerischer Platz. The Prinzregentenstraße itself is one of the historically developed residential streets in the district, characterized by predominantly older buildings, and – not least due to an automatic bicycle counter that has been in operation since 2015 – it features a noticeably bicycle-friendly and traffic-calmed environment.
Transportation
Th­e residential area is exceptionally well-connected to public transportation. The central transport hub is the Bayerischer Platz subway station, served by lines U4 and U7. This station has been fully upgraded to be accessible since 2023, providing direct connections to the western part of Berlin and to Neukölln. In addition, the nearby Bundesallee, served by line U9, offers access to several other stations, including Berliner Straße (with connections to U7) and Bundesplatz, where connections to the Ringbahn (S41/S42/S46) are available. Bundesplatz is also located near access points to the A100 city highway (including Detmolder Straße and Wexstraße), providing good connections for private vehicles.

Green spaces and recreational areas:
Two adjacent parks offer opportunities for recreation: the Rudolph-Wilde-Park on the Schöneberg side, with walking paths, play areas, lawns, and a beer garden in a historic milk shed, and the Volkspark Wilmersdorf, with the Fennsee lake, sports facilities, table tennis, boccia, and mini-golf courses, as well as several children's playgrounds. Both parks, together, form a continuous green space approximately 2.5 kilometers long, connected by the Carl-Zuckmayer Bridge. This ensures a high proportion of green space in the Bavarian Quarter, despite its central location.

Shopping and everyday services:
The Bundesallee, which forms the western boundary of the district, offers a variety of retail shops and essential services within a short distance. Traditionally, a weekly market takes place at the Bavarian Platz, contributing to the vibrant neighborhood culture. For larger shopping trips and a wider range of restaurants and cafes, the Kurfürstendamm is just a few minutes away.