Explore this exquisite attic apartment in a meticulously restored villa situated in the prestigious Nikolassee neighborhood. Immerse yourself in the tastefully decorated, well-lit space, complete with a south-facing balcony that offers serene views. Enhance your productivity with two modern, sun-soaked workstations featuring high-speed DSL access, adjustable desks, and monitors. The living room beckons with an antique dining area, a cozy sofa ensemble, and a piano – perfect for both relaxation and entertainment. Step out onto the balcony for a refreshing vista of lush greenery. Indulge in the luxurious comfort of the spacious bedroom, where a double bed provides a delightful connection to nature through large windows. The bathroom, adorned with a bathtub, offers the same picturesque views of green landscapes and the charming Prinz-Friedrich-Leopold Street. Discover culinary delights in the contemporary fully-equipped kitchen boasting top-of-the-line appliances, including a coffee machine and an ice dispenser, along with all essential utensils. There is an exclusive, park-like garden area, complete with a serene water lily pond, providing a tranquil oasis for relaxation. Within a brief 10-minute stroll, you'll reach the Nikolassee S-Bahn station, providing an optimal and fast connection to all relevant centers of Berlin. Immerse yourself in the nearby natural wonders, including the Rehwiese, Wannsee, and Schlachtensee. The esteemed John F. Kennedy School and BBIS are conveniently accessible via public transportation. For those commuting, the Tesla Gigafactory in Grünheide is just an approximate 60-minute drive, while BER Airport is around 30 minutes away...
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