EXCLUSIVE LIFE IN A FABULOUS PRESTIGE IDYL\n The attractive villa with approx. 230 m2 of living space and an approx. 60 m2 outbuilding (garage), which is currently used as an office, is located in the fairytale district in Berlin-Köpenick, which is known for its quality of life. The architecture of the house, which is characteristic of the 1930s, is revitalized with a modern-Mediterranean flair and offers a special home with comfort and coziness:\n + Endless possibilities - diverse living space on three floors plus basement\n+ Peace and relaxation in a prestigious location - the fairytale settlement combines rural idyll, urban accessibility and historical profundity\n+ Comfort on every level - refreshing swimming laps, relaxing sauna infusions, cozy fireplace atmosphere\n+ Aesthetic building character - Imposing architecture in the 1930s style and Mediterranean accents\n+ On-Top: retreat or granny flat - converted attic with its own kitchen and bathroom\n+ Opportunity for multi-generational living - with slight renovations, each floor can be used separately\n+ Safe investment - sustained increase in value of the surroundings and house\n WHAT SHE EXPECTS\n The impressive solid construction villa offers special comfort on over 230 m2 of living space. With a total of three floors plus a basement, the villa presents five rooms of different sizes, a sauna, a cozy winter garden, a home workshop, a fitness room, a high-quality, fully equipped kitchen, three bathrooms and other individually usable rooms. The villa also impresses with a large south-facing terrace, a large pool and an attic with a kitchen and bathroom.\n The fairy-tale settlement is architecturally similar to the Berlin Modernist settlements and embodies the principles of 20th century urban development. The majority was built in the 1920s. The Weimar Republic commissioned the architect Otto Rudolf Salvisberg to plan a garden city. Salvisberg&s;s buildings represent a high degree of plasticity and an exciting distribution of light and dark. The building structure and appearance combine massiveness and impression. This villa was built in 1936 and is therefore one of the last built of its kind. The sought-after architecture with Art Nouveau-like elements and its green location in the Mittelheide forest area attracted artists and lawyers in particular to their homes during the GDR era in the 1960s. Today, the majority of the settlement is a listed building and continues to have a reputation as a residential address with high prestige.\n ...\nYou are welcome to receive further information via the exposé in order to maintain your discretion.