LOTTE

Otto-Suhr-Allee 143, 10585 Berlin

From €285,000

Commission-free

2 - 4

Rooms

49.1 - 120.98 m²

Area

1894

Construction Year

Capital investments from the imperial era

Across from Charlottenburg Palace, the residents of the "Lotte" property experience the splendor of old Berlin combined with modern living comfort. As soon as you enter the old building, time turns back to the era of the upper middle classes around 1900. The ornate design of the entrance in combination with lush marble forms the prelude to the old building apartments. Located in the heart of Charlottenburg's old town, "Lotte" is the ideal home with neighborhood idyll for couples and families.

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Floor Plan

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Highlights

Jewel of an old building from the imperial era
Idyllic, planted garden courtyard
Vis-à-vis Charlottenburg Palace
11 residential units
4 commercial units
2- to 4-room apartments
Approx. 59 sqm – 111 sqm
Common areas in excellent condition
Balcony or loggia (mostly)
Basement
Commission free

The Object

The four-story Gründerzeit building blends harmoniously into the streetscape. The stucco facade is playfully interrupted by colorful accents and structural details. Loggias, bay windows and balconies promise refined apartment sections inside the Gründerzeit building. Upon entering the building, the impression of timeless elegance continues: classical checkerboard pattern on the floor and walls with lush marble, from which antique figures, festoons and wreaths delicately stand out.

The Location

Directly opposite Charlottenburg Palace is the property "Lotte", a jewel from the imperial era. Between the palace, the Spree and Charlottenburg's old town, couples and families will find what many are looking for: Old building charm with neighborhood idyll in an urban location. In the small streets of the Gierkekiez, framed by old trees, are some of the oldest buildings in Charlottenburg and testify to past times. In addition, numerous daycare centers, schools, stores and international gastronomy enliven the historic cityscape between the palace and the German Opera.