EUR 220.500
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EUR 198.000
EUR 220.500
EUR 189.900
The residential building, which was built in 1904, offers a total of 24 residential and two commercial units for sale, all of which represent promising investments. Most of the residential units are rented. Four vacant apartments are ideal for owner-occupants who want to fulfill their own Charlottenburg dream home. In addition, there are two commercial units to choose from, one of which is suitable as a vacancy for the implementation of one’s own business idea.
With sizes ranging from approx. 38 to 150 sqm and 1 to 4.5 rooms, no wishes remain unfulfilled here. The three apartments located on the top floor have the benefit of their own terrace. Eight residential units are provided with a balcony. The floor plans of the apartments are rounded off with a shower or bathtub.
At a glance:
• Five-storey old building from 1904
• front building, side wing, cross building
• 25 residential units
• 2 commercial
• Total of 5 vacant units
• 1 – 4.5 rooms
• approx. 38 to 150 sqm
• Partly balconies and terraces
• Shower and tub bathrooms
• Partly with guest WCAreaBerlin-Charlottenburg – probably one of the most elegant districts in the west of Berlin. Formerly an independent district of the capital, it merged with Wilmersdorf in 2001. The so-called “City West” has always been known for its luxurious stores, department stores, galleries, hotels and its unique charm. Unmistakable and internationally popular is of course the heart of the district, the Kurfürstendamm. Its side streets exude upper-class flair, which is emphasized by the beautiful house facades with ornate entrances. If you’re looking for shopping, you can’t miss the legendary 3.5-kilometer-long shopping street. From large fashion chains to luxury labels, all the well-known names are represented. A detour to the Bikini House is also worthwhile. The building from the 1950s has become a trendy shopping mall, where things are younger and hipper than you would expect them to be. Here you can stroll to live jazz music through unusual stores off the major retail chains.
A little further north, in the area of Mierendorffkiez and home to our “Sophie” property, things are a little quieter, but still as livable as Charlottenburg itself. International restaurants, various medical practices, stores, schools as well as businesses for daily needs can be found here in a multitude. But what would such a lively district be without the necessary portion of greenery? This is provided by the Bonhoefferufer and probably the most beautiful baroque palace in Berlin: Charlottenburg Palace. On the opposite side of the “Sophie” property lies the residence of the Hohenzollern dynasty, complete with the palace park, the Great Orangery, and its beautiful French-style palace garden. Part of the Spree River also runs through it, flowing into the large carp pond and crossing the garden area.
In terms of mobility, Charlottenburg offers all the advantages of a large city. From the train station Zoologischer Garten, you can take several S-Bahn trains to the Hauptbahnhof main train station with a 9-minute ride. In about 20 minutes, you can either take a bus or subway to bustling Kreuzberg or be at Alexanderplatz in Mitte. Very close to the “Sophie” property in Tegeler Weg, you can take bus 109 to the Zoologischer Garten as well as to Tegel, from where the transport connections lead all the way to the city center.BuildingIdeal conditions for a promising investment in the City West? Tegeler Weg 104 has them! For years, the address has only known one direction in terms of value development: upwards. In 2022, the street, which is located in one of the most noble and popular districts of Berlin, was able to show an average price development of approx. 9%* compared to the previous year. According to estimates, the trend will continue positively.
The residential building, which was built in 1904, offers a total of 24 residential and two commercial units for sale, all of which represent promising investments. Most of the residential units are rented. Four vacant apartments are ideal for owner-occupants who want to fulfill their own Charlottenburg dream home. In addition, there are two commercial units to choose from, one of which is suitable as a vacancy for the implementation of one’s own business idea.
With sizes ranging from approx. 38 to 150 sqm and 1 to 4.5 rooms, no wishes remain unfulfilled here. The three apartments located on the top floor have the benefit of their own terrace. Eight residential units are provided with a balcony. The floor plans of the apartments are rounded off with a shower or bathtub.
At a glance:
• Five-storey old building from 1904
• front building, side wing, cross building
• 25 residential units
• 2 commercial
• Total of 5 vacant units
• 1 – 4.5 rooms
• approx. 38 to 150 sqm
• Partly balconies and terraces
• Shower and tub bathrooms
• Partly with guest WCAreaBerlin-Charlottenburg – probably one of the most elegant districts in the west of Berlin. Formerly an independent district of the capital, it merged with Wilmersdorf in 2001. The so-called “City West” has always been known for its luxurious stores, department stores, galleries, hotels and its unique charm. Unmistakable and internationally popular is of course the heart of the district, the Kurfürstendamm. Its side streets exude upper-class flair, which is emphasized by the beautiful house facades with ornate entrances. If you’re looking for shopping, you can’t miss the legendary 3.5-kilometer-long shopping street. From large fashion chains to luxury labels, all the well-known names are represented. A detour to the Bikini House is also worthwhile. The building from the 1950s has become a trendy shopping mall, where things are younger and hipper than you would expect them to be. Here you can stroll to live jazz music through unusual stores off the major retail chains.
A little further north, in the area of Mierendorffkiez and home to our “Sophie” property, things are a little quieter, but still as livable as Charlottenburg itself. International restaurants, various medical practices, stores, schools as well as businesses for daily needs can be found here in a multitude. But what would such a lively district be without the necessary portion of greenery? This is provided by the Bonhoefferufer and probably the most beautiful baroque palace in Berlin: Charlottenburg Palace. On the opposite side of the “Sophie” property lies the residence of the Hohenzollern dynasty, complete with the palace park, the Great Orangery, and its beautiful French-style palace garden. Part of the Spree River also runs through it, flowing into the large carp pond and crossing the garden area.
In terms of mobility, Charlottenburg offers all the advantages of a large city. From the train station Zoologischer Garten, you can take several S-Bahn trains to the Hauptbahnhof main train station with a 9-minute ride. In about 20 minutes, you can either take a bus or subway to bustling Kreuzberg or be at Alexanderplatz in Mitte. Very close to the “Sophie” property in Tegeler Weg, you can take bus 109 to the Zoologischer Garten as well as to Tegel, from where the transport connections lead all the way to the city center.AreaBerlin-Charlottenburg – probably one of the most elegant districts in the west of Berlin. Formerly an independent district of the capital, it merged with Wilmersdorf in 2001. The so-called “City West” has always been known for its luxurious stores, department stores, galleries, hotels and its unique charm. Unmistakable and internationally popular is of course the heart of the district, the Kurfürstendamm. Its side streets exude upper-class flair, which is emphasized by the beautiful house facades with ornate entrances. If you’re looking for shopping, you can’t miss the legendary 3.5-kilometer-long shopping street. From large fashion chains to luxury labels, all the well-known names are represented. A detour to the Bikini House is also worthwhile. The building from the 1950s has become a trendy shopping mall, where things are younger and hipper than you would expect them to be. Here you can stroll to live jazz music through unusual stores off the major retail chains.
A little further north, in the area of Mierendorffkiez and home to our “Sophie” property, things are a little quieter, but still as livable as Charlottenburg itself. International restaurants, various medical practices, stores, schools as well as businesses for daily needs can be found here in a multitude. But what would such a lively district be without the necessary portion of greenery? This is provided by the Bonhoefferufer and probably the most beautiful baroque palace in Berlin: Charlottenburg Palace. On the opposite side of the “Sophie” property lies the residence of the Hohenzollern dynasty, complete with the palace park, the Great Orangery, and its beautiful French-style palace garden. Part of the Spree River also runs through it, flowing into the large carp pond and crossing the garden area.... Meer bekijken Minder bekijken Address: Tegeler Weg 104 10589 BerlinObjektbeschreibungNur bis zum 30.06.2023: Preisnachlass sichern auf vermietete 2-Zimmerwohnung in CharlottenburgGebäudeProfitieren Sie von attraktiven steuerlichen Vorteilen und vom Wertzuwachs Ihrer Kapitalanlage! Steuerfreier Verkauf nach 10-jähriger Haltefrist, Abschreibungen der Anschaffungs- und Hausverwaltungskosten, Absetzbarkeit von Kreditzinsen und vieles mehr.Willkommen in Charlottenburg, der wohl feinsten und facettenreichsten Adresse der Hauptstadt. Hier, im nordwestlich gelegenen Mierendorffkiez, profitiert man von einer zentralen Lage, die vor allem Lebensqualität mitbringt. Im Tegeler Weg 104, direkt am Ufer der Spree gelegen, befinden sich die 1904 erbauten Mehrfamilienhäuser. Die mit feinen, barocken Ornamenten verzierte Fassade sowie die Treppenhäuser wurden zwischen 2020 und 2021 saniert. Insgesamt 25 Wohn- und zwei Gewerbeeinheiten verteilen sich hier auf fünf Etagen im Vorderhaus, Seitenflügel und Quergebäude und bilden allesamt zukunftsträchtige Investments.Über zwei Aufgänge geht es zu den überwiegend vermieteten Wohneinheiten. Vier Wohnungen eignen sich ideal für Selbstnutzer, die sich ihren eigenen Charlottenburger Wohntraum erfüllen möchten. Zudem stehen zwei Gewerbeeinheiten zur Auswahl, von denen sich eine als Leerstand für die Umsetzung einer eigenen Geschäftsidee eignet. Mit Größen von ca. 38 bis 150 m² sowie 1 bis 4,5 Zimmern bleiben hier keine Wünsche offen. Die drei im Dachgeschoss liegenden Wohnungen kommen in den Vorzug einer eigenen Terrasse. Acht Wohneinheiten sind mit einem Balkon versehen. Abgerundet werden die Grundrisse der Wohnungen mit einem Dusch- oder Wannenbad.Seit Jahren kennt der Tegeler Weg in Sachen Wertentwicklung nur eine Richtung: nach oben. Die in einem der edelsten und beliebtesten Ortsteile Berlins gelegene Adresse konnte 2022 im Vorjahresvergleich eine durchschnittliche Preisentwicklung von ca. 9 %* aufweisen. Schätzungen zufolge wird sich der Trend weiter positiv fortsetzen – ideale Voraussetzungen also für ein vielversprechendes Investment in der City West.Auf einen Blick:• Fünfgeschossiger Altbau aus dem Jahr 1904
• Vorderhaus, Seitenflügel, Quergebäude
• 25 Wohneinheiten
• 2 Gewerbe
• Insgesamt 5 leerstehende Einheiten
• 1 – 4,5 Zimmer
• ca. 38 bis 150 m²
• Teils Balkone und Terrassen
• Dusch- und Wannenbäder
• Teils mit Gäste-WCBereichBerlin-Charlottenburg – einer der wohl elegantesten Stadtteile im Berliner Westen. Früher als eigenständiger Bezirk der Hauptstadt, fusionierte er 2001 mit Wilmersdorf. Schon immer war die so genannte „City West“ bekannt für ihre luxuriösen Geschäfte, Kaufhäuser, Galerien, Hotels und ihren einzigartigen Charme. Unverkennbar und international beliebt ist natürlich das Herzstück des Ortsteils, der Kurfürstendamm. Seine Seitenstraßen versprühen großbürgerliches Flair, das durch die schönen Hausfassaden mit verzierten Eingängen unterstrichen wird. Wer auf der Suche nach Shopping ist, kommt an der 3,5 Kilometer langen legendären Einkaufsstraße nicht vorbei. Von großen Modeketten bis hin zu Luxuslabels sind alle bekannten Namen vertreten. Ein Abstecher ins Bikini-Haus lohnt sich ebenfalls. Das Gebäude aus den 50er Jahren hat sich zu einer Szene-Shoppingmall gemausert, in der es jünger und hipper zugeht als man es in Charlottenburg erwarten würde. Hier bummelt man zu Live-Jazz-Musik durch ausgefallene Läden abseits der großen Handelsketten.Weiter nördlich, im Mierendorffkiez, dem Standort unseres Objekts „Sophie“, wird es zwar etwas ruhiger, aber immer noch so lebenswert wie Charlottenburg selbst. Internationale Restaurants, diverse Arztpraxen, Einkaufsläden, Schulen sowie Geschäfte des täglichen Bedarfs finden sich hier in einer Vielzahl vor. Doch was wäre ein so lebendiger Stadtteil ohne die nötige Portion Grün? Hierfür sorgt neben dem Bonhoefferufer das wahrscheinlich schönste Barockschloss Berlins: das Schloss Charlottenburg. Auf der gegenüberliegenden Seite des Objekts „Sophie“ befindet sich die Hohenzollernresidenz samt Schlosspark, der Großen Orangerie sowie seinem wunderschönen Schlossgarten im französischen Stil. Durch ihn verläuft auch ein Teil der Spree, die in den großen Karpfenteich mündet und das Gartengelände durchzieht.In Charlottenburg lassen sich mobilitätsmäßig alle Vorteile einer Großstadt auskosten. Vom Bahnhof Zoo aus fährt man mit mehreren S-Bahnen in 9 Minuten zum Hauptbahnhof, in rund 20 Minuten gelangt man mit Bus oder U-Bahn entweder ins trubelige Kreuzberg oder ist auf dem Alexanderplatz in Mitte. Ganz in der Nähe des Objekts „Sophie“ im Tegeler Weg fährt zudem der Bus 109 sowohl zum Zoologischen Garten als auch bis nach Tegel, von wo aus die Verkehrsanbindungen bis in den Stadtkern führen.GebäudeProfitieren Sie von attraktiven steuerlichen Vorteilen und vom Wertzuwachs Ihrer Kapitalanlage! Steuerfreier Verkauf nach 10-jähriger Haltefrist, Abschreibungen der Anschaffungs- und Hausverwaltungskosten, Absetzbarkeit von Kreditzinsen und vieles mehr.Willkommen in Charlottenburg, der wohl feinsten und facettenreichsten Adresse der Hauptstadt. Hier, im nordwestlich gelegenen Mierendorffkiez, profitiert man von einer zentralen Lage, die vor allem Lebensqualität mitbringt. Im Tegeler Weg 104, direkt am Ufer der Spree gelegen, befinden sich die 1904 erbauten Mehrfamilienhäuser. Die mit feinen, barocken Ornamenten verzierte Fassade sowie die Treppenhäuser wurden zwischen 2020 und 2021 saniert. Insgesamt 25 Wohn- und zwei Gewerbeeinheiten verteilen sich hier auf fünf Etagen im Vorderhaus, Seitenflügel und Quergebäude und bilden allesamt zukunftsträchtige Investments.Über zwei Aufgänge geht es zu den überwiegend vermieteten Wohneinheiten. Vier Wohnungen eignen sich ideal für Selbstnutzer, die sich ihren eigenen Charlottenburger Wohntraum erfüllen möchten. Zudem stehen zwei Gewerbeeinheiten zur Auswahl, von denen sich eine als Leerstand für die Umsetzung einer eigenen Geschäftsidee eignet. Mit Größen von ca. 38 bis 150 m² sowie 1 bis 4,5 Zimmern bleiben hier keine Wünsche offen. Die drei im Dachgeschoss liegenden Wohnungen kommen in den Vorzug einer eigenen Terrasse. Acht Wohneinheiten sind mit einem Balkon versehen. Abgerundet werden die Grundrisse der Wohnungen mit einem Dusch- oder Wannenbad.Seit Jahren kennt der Tegeler Weg in Sachen Wertentwicklung nur eine Richtung: nach oben. Die in einem der edelsten und beliebtesten Ortsteile Berlins gelegene Adresse konnte 2022 im Vorjahresvergleich eine durchschnittliche Preisentwicklung von ca. 9 %* aufweisen. Schätzungen zufolge wird sich der Trend weiter positiv fortsetzen – ideale Voraussetzungen also für ein vielversprechendes Investment in der City West.Auf einen Blick:• Fünfgeschossiger Altbau aus dem Jahr 1904
• Vorderhaus, Seitenflügel, Quergebäude
• 25 Wohneinheiten
• 2 Gewerbe
• Insgesamt 5 leerstehende Einheiten
• 1 – 4,5 Zimmer
• ca. 38 bis 150 m²
• Teils Balkone und Terrassen
• Dusch- und Wannenbäder
• Teils mit Gäste-WCBereichBerlin-Charlottenburg – einer der wohl elegantesten Stadtteile im Berliner Westen. Früher als eigenständiger Bezirk der Hauptstadt, fusionierte er 2001 mit Wilmersdorf. Schon immer war die so genannte „City West“ bekannt für ihre luxuriösen Geschäfte, Kaufhäuser, Galerien, Hotels und ihren einzigartigen Charme. Unverkennbar und international beliebt ist natürlich das Herzstück des Ortsteils, der Kurfürstendamm. Seine Seitenstraßen versprühen großbürgerliches Flair, das durch die schönen Hausfassaden mit verzierten Eingängen unterstrichen wird. Wer auf der Suche nach Shopping ist, kommt an der 3,5 Kilometer langen legendären Einkaufsstraße nicht vorbei. Von großen Modeketten bis hin zu Luxuslabels sind alle bekannten Namen vertreten. Ein Abstecher ins Bikini-Haus lohnt sich ebenfalls. Das Gebäude aus den 50er Jahren hat sich zu einer Szene-Shoppingmall gemausert, in der es jünger und hipper zugeht als man es in Charlottenburg erwarten würde. Hier bummelt man zu Live-Jazz-Musik durch ausgefallene Läden abseits der großen Handelsketten.Weiter nördlich, im Mierendorffkiez, dem Standort unseres Objekts „Sophie“, wird es zwar etwas ruhiger, aber immer noch so lebenswert wie Charlottenburg selbst. Internationale Restaurants, diverse Arztpraxen, Einkaufsläden, Schulen sowie Geschäfte des täglichen Bedarfs finden sich hier in einer Vielzahl vor. Doch was wäre ein so lebendiger Stadtteil ohne die nötige Portion Grün? Hierfür sorgt neben dem Bonhoefferufer das wahrscheinlich schönste Barockschloss Berlins: das Schloss Charlottenburg. Auf der gegenüberliegenden Seite des Objekts „Sophie“ befindet sich die Hohenzollernresidenz samt Schlosspark, der Großen Orangerie sowie seinem wunderschönen Schlossgarten im französischen Stil. Durch ihn verläuft auch ein Teil der Spree, die in den großen Karpfenteich mündet und das Gartengelände durchzieht.In Charlottenburg lassen sich mobilitätsmäßig alle Vorteile einer Großstadt auskosten. Vom Bahnhof Zoo aus fährt man mit mehreren S-Bahnen in 9 Minuten zum Hauptbahnhof, in rund 20 Minuten gelangt man mit Bus oder U-Bahn entweder ins trubelige Kreuzberg oder ist auf dem Alexanderplatz in Mitte. Ganz in der Nähe des Objekts „Sophie“ im Tegeler Weg fährt zudem der Bus 109 sowohl zum Zoologischen Garten als auch bis nach Tegel, von wo aus die Verkehrsanbindungen bis in den Stadtkern führen.BereichBerlin-Charlottenburg – einer der wohl elegan... Address: Tegeler Weg 104 10589 BerlinProperty descriptionFulfill the dream of owning your own home: 1-room apartment in a Charlottenburg old buildingBuildingIdeal conditions for a promising investment in the City West? Tegeler Weg 104 has them! For years, the address has only known one direction in terms of value development: upwards. In 2022, the street, which is located in one of the most noble and popular districts of Berlin, was able to show an average price development of approx. 9%* compared to the previous year. According to estimates, the trend will continue positively.
The residential building, which was built in 1904, offers a total of 24 residential and two commercial units for sale, all of which represent promising investments. Most of the residential units are rented. Four vacant apartments are ideal for owner-occupants who want to fulfill their own Charlottenburg dream home. In addition, there are two commercial units to choose from, one of which is suitable as a vacancy for the implementation of one’s own business idea.
With sizes ranging from approx. 38 to 150 sqm and 1 to 4.5 rooms, no wishes remain unfulfilled here. The three apartments located on the top floor have the benefit of their own terrace. Eight residential units are provided with a balcony. The floor plans of the apartments are rounded off with a shower or bathtub.
At a glance:
• Five-storey old building from 1904
• front building, side wing, cross building
• 25 residential units
• 2 commercial
• Total of 5 vacant units
• 1 – 4.5 rooms
• approx. 38 to 150 sqm
• Partly balconies and terraces
• Shower and tub bathrooms
• Partly with guest WCAreaBerlin-Charlottenburg – probably one of the most elegant districts in the west of Berlin. Formerly an independent district of the capital, it merged with Wilmersdorf in 2001. The so-called “City West” has always been known for its luxurious stores, department stores, galleries, hotels and its unique charm. Unmistakable and internationally popular is of course the heart of the district, the Kurfürstendamm. Its side streets exude upper-class flair, which is emphasized by the beautiful house facades with ornate entrances. If you’re looking for shopping, you can’t miss the legendary 3.5-kilometer-long shopping street. From large fashion chains to luxury labels, all the well-known names are represented. A detour to the Bikini House is also worthwhile. The building from the 1950s has become a trendy shopping mall, where things are younger and hipper than you would expect them to be. Here you can stroll to live jazz music through unusual stores off the major retail chains.
A little further north, in the area of Mierendorffkiez and home to our “Sophie” property, things are a little quieter, but still as livable as Charlottenburg itself. International restaurants, various medical practices, stores, schools as well as businesses for daily needs can be found here in a multitude. But what would such a lively district be without the necessary portion of greenery? This is provided by the Bonhoefferufer and probably the most beautiful baroque palace in Berlin: Charlottenburg Palace. On the opposite side of the “Sophie” property lies the residence of the Hohenzollern dynasty, complete with the palace park, the Great Orangery, and its beautiful French-style palace garden. Part of the Spree River also runs through it, flowing into the large carp pond and crossing the garden area.
In terms of mobility, Charlottenburg offers all the advantages of a large city. From the train station Zoologischer Garten, you can take several S-Bahn trains to the Hauptbahnhof main train station with a 9-minute ride. In about 20 minutes, you can either take a bus or subway to bustling Kreuzberg or be at Alexanderplatz in Mitte. Very close to the “Sophie” property in Tegeler Weg, you can take bus 109 to the Zoologischer Garten as well as to Tegel, from where the transport connections lead all the way to the city center.BuildingIdeal conditions for a promising investment in the City West? Tegeler Weg 104 has them! For years, the address has only known one direction in terms of value development: upwards. In 2022, the street, which is located in one of the most noble and popular districts of Berlin, was able to show an average price development of approx. 9%* compared to the previous year. According to estimates, the trend will continue positively.
The residential building, which was built in 1904, offers a total of 24 residential and two commercial units for sale, all of which represent promising investments. Most of the residential units are rented. Four vacant apartments are ideal for owner-occupants who want to fulfill their own Charlottenburg dream home. In addition, there are two commercial units to choose from, one of which is suitable as a vacancy for the implementation of one’s own business idea.
With sizes ranging from approx. 38 to 150 sqm and 1 to 4.5 rooms, no wishes remain unfulfilled here. The three apartments located on the top floor have the benefit of their own terrace. Eight residential units are provided with a balcony. The floor plans of the apartments are rounded off with a shower or bathtub.
At a glance:
• Five-storey old building from 1904
• front building, side wing, cross building
• 25 residential units
• 2 commercial
• Total of 5 vacant units
• 1 – 4.5 rooms
• approx. 38 to 150 sqm
• Partly balconies and terraces
• Shower and tub bathrooms
• Partly with guest WCAreaBerlin-Charlottenburg – probably one of the most elegant districts in the west of Berlin. Formerly an independent district of the capital, it merged with Wilmersdorf in 2001. The so-called “City West” has always been known for its luxurious stores, department stores, galleries, hotels and its unique charm. Unmistakable and internationally popular is of course the heart of the district, the Kurfürstendamm. Its side streets exude upper-class flair, which is emphasized by the beautiful house facades with ornate entrances. If you’re looking for shopping, you can’t miss the legendary 3.5-kilometer-long shopping street. From large fashion chains to luxury labels, all the well-known names are represented. A detour to the Bikini House is also worthwhile. The building from the 1950s has become a trendy shopping mall, where things are younger and hipper than you would expect them to be. Here you can stroll to live jazz music through unusual stores off the major retail chains.
A little further north, in the area of Mierendorffkiez and home to our “Sophie” property, things are a little quieter, but still as livable as Charlottenburg itself. International restaurants, various medical practices, stores, schools as well as businesses for daily needs can be found here in a multitude. But what would such a lively district be without the necessary portion of greenery? This is provided by the Bonhoefferufer and probably the most beautiful baroque palace in Berlin: Charlottenburg Palace. On the opposite side of the “Sophie” property lies the residence of the Hohenzollern dynasty, complete with the palace park, the Great Orangery, and its beautiful French-style palace garden. Part of the Spree River also runs through it, flowing into the large carp pond and crossing the garden area.
In terms of mobility, Charlottenburg offers all the advantages of a large city. From the train station Zoologischer Garten, you can take several S-Bahn trains to the Hauptbahnhof main train station with a 9-minute ride. In about 20 minutes, you can either take a bus or subway to bustling Kreuzberg or be at Alexanderplatz in Mitte. Very close to the “Sophie” property in Tegeler Weg, you can take bus 109 to the Zoologischer Garten as well as to Tegel, from where the transport connections lead all the way to the city center.AreaBerlin-Charlottenburg – probably one of the most elegant districts in the west of Berlin. Formerly an independent district of the capital, it merged with Wilmersdorf in 2001. The so-called “City West” has always been known for its luxurious stores, department stores, galleries, hotels and its unique charm. Unmistakable and internationally popular is of course the heart of the district, the Kurfürstendamm. Its side streets exude upper-class flair, which is emphasized by the beautiful house facades with ornate entrances. If you’re looking for shopping, you can’t miss the legendary 3.5-kilometer-long shopping street. From large fashion chains to luxury labels, all the well-known names are represented. A detour to the Bikini House is also worthwhile. The building from the 1950s has become a trendy shopping mall, where things are younger and hipper than you would expect them to be. Here you can stroll to live jazz music through unusual stores off the major retail chains.
A little further north, in the area of Mierendorffkiez and home to our “Sophie” property, things are a little quieter, but still as livable as Charlottenburg itself. International restaurants, various medical practices, stores, schools as well as businesses for daily needs can be found here in a multitude. But what would such a lively district be without the necessary portion of greenery? This is provided by the Bonhoefferufer and probably the most beautiful baroque palace in Berlin: Charlottenburg Palace. On the opposite side of the “Sophie” property lies the residence of the Hohenzollern dynasty, complete with the palace park, the Great Orangery, and its beautiful French-style palace garden. Part of the Spree River also runs through it, flowing into the large carp pond and crossing the garden area....