Spacious residential unit can be realized: top floor blank with planning permission, commission-free

Built at the beginning of the 20th century, the apartment building at Boddinstraße 64 consists of a front building, side wing and rear building, which are constructed in a classic perimeter block style and grouped around a green inner courtyard. The beautiful façade on the street side, whose stucco decorations pick up on Art Nouveau and Art Deco style elements, has a restrained grace. Oriels and balconies break up the façade and emphasize the bourgeois tranquillity of the old Berlin building. The staircase and building entrance impress with their clear design language with delicate stucco and floral details in the banisters and historic window glazing.

The property offers a total of 21 residential and two commercial units in the existing building, all of which are heated by gas-fired floor heating systems. Accessed via two stairwells, they are spread over the first floor and 4 upper floors.

A further spacious residential unit can be created by converting the attic. Planning permission has been granted.