Architectural grace and aesthetic perfection: built around 1900, this residential building is listed as a historic monument for good reason, as its richly decorated façade with floral elements in the Art Nouveau style is a rarity even in Charlottenburg, a district spoiled by old buildings. The façade alone transports the attentive observer into the world of botany with its ornate decorations, friezes, window canopies and decorative heads of young women. The artistic first impression continues inside. In light-flooded rooms with high ceilings, double doors, refurbished floors and windows, and elegant bathrooms, a historic ambience with a stylish touch awaits you here. From the entrance hall with its archaeologically uncovered wall paintings, stucco and a carpet of flowers, to the elegant staircase and original Art Nouveau door handles, comfort and aesthetics combine here with a high degree of beauty and significant cultural heritage.