Available immediately: 1.5-room apartment in the Scharoun architectural landmark (1929) – a prime example of Berlin Modernism in Wilmersdorf.

37 m² Apartment designed by Hans Scharoun in a listed building.

This listed building was constructed between 1929 and 1930, based on a design by Hans Scharoun, who later became the architect of the Berlin Philharmonic and the State Library. Designed for single people and couples without children, it represented a then-radical modern concept of living. A contemporary advertising brochure promised "small and medium-sized apartments with the highest level of comfort, practical and economical use of space, light, air, and sunshine" – each apartment as an independent unit. The courtyard was specially built with a basement for parking cars – one of the first private underground garages in Berlin. The semi-circular balconies extend outwards, connecting the street-facing wings into an organic whole. Scharoun's design continues in the stairwell: curved staircases around a delicate, latticed elevator, red handrails, blue railings, and historically restored door colors that change from floor to floor. The apartment embodies this spirit: with ceilings almost three meters high and windows that extend almost to the floor – an exceptional feature for a building of that era. Original details have been preserved to this day: the fittings, doors, and windows, and even the built-in safe, which was part of Scharoun's vision of modern, hotel-like living. In the bathroom, some of the original floor tiles from the 1930s have been preserved and expertly restored. The light-colored magnesite flooring blends seamlessly with the material aesthetic of the time. The apartment is located on the 1st floor (above the ground floor) and faces southeast, making it very sunny. It is currently vacant and available immediately. This 37 square meter apartment embodies Berlin Modernism and feels surprisingly spacious.

The apartment is located in Wilmersdorf, near Fehrbelliner Platz. The U3 and U7 subway lines are within walking distance, and the Kurfürstendamm is just a few minutes away.

A bicycle path runs directly in front of the building; the Grunewald forest is reachable in about 15 minutes. The Preußenpark, with its famous Thai market, is just around the corner. Cafés, restaurants, and shops for everyday needs are located in the immediate vicinity.