This exceptional bungalow, originally built in 1956 for US Army staff officers, combines historical significance with modern luxury and mid-century design. Designed by Gregory Ain and noted for its pastel-colored facades and distinctive V-shaped supports, Between 2019 and 2021, the bungalow underwent extensive renovation, preserving only the basic structure while completely redesigning the interior. The renovation was fully approved and certified by the heritage authority.
This bungalow presents a unique opportunity to acquire a historically significant and modernly equipped home that combines the elegant simplicity of the mid-century era with the comfort and amenities of the 21st century.
Ideal for lovers of design and architecture, this house offers a perfect blend of style, functionality, and luxurious living.
The high-quality furnishings feature a range of meticulously chosen elements that subtly and seamlessly enhance the luxurious living atmosphere, offering an unrivaled living experience.
Interior Design:
– Furniture is partially original from the mid-century era
– Sofas, armchairs, and side tables by Edward Wormley (for Dunbar) with upholstery by Raf Simons (Kvadrat)
– Chairs by Hans J. Wegner
– Bed by George Nelson
– Modern furniture pieces are replicas (Vitra, Knoll, etc.) from the era, e.g., Ray and Charles Eames, – Hans J. Wegner, Marcel Breuer, etc.
Materials:
– Original and restored materials
– Light switches by Feller from Switzerland
– Lights by Arne Jacobsen
– Furniture knobs by George Nelson (for Thin-Edge Apartment, New York)
– Period-specific, continuous, and elaborate strip parquet flooring
– Custom-made teak panels throughout
– Built-in teak cabinets, some with cane work
– Solnhofen stone in the outdoor area, on the fireplace, and in the guest bathroom
Interior Spaces:
– Generous design with modern amenities
– Living and lounge area with transition to the kitchen (Miele appliances)
– Living area with fireplace and parquet-level fireplace slab made of Solnhofen stone
– 2.50-meter high doors made of solid teak wood
– Separate private area
– Underfloor and wall heating in every room, air conditioning in all rooms
– Built-in teak cabinets with interior lighting
– Various shelves and built-ins made of teak wood
– Study with floor-to-ceiling teak paneling and a library made of solid teak wood
– Large windows with views of the terrace and garden
– Restored, electrically operated exterior wooden blinds
– All windows replaced with safety glass, wooden frames and period-specific operating elements restored or newly cast
– House fully insulated from the inside
– Air exchange via two independent heat pumps/air conditioning units for constant room temperature
Bathrooms:
– Luxuriously equipped bathrooms
– Heated mosaic glass floor
– Teak-framed mirrors and bathroom cabinets
– Custom-made washbasins from England (Burlington)
– Fixtures from France (THG Paris)
Basement:
– Fully renovated basement with floor-to-ceiling Metro tiles, equipped with built-in cabinets, USM – Haller shelf cabinets, refrigerators and freezers (Miele)
– Concrete and lacquered floor
– Refurbished steel doors
– Utility area, workbench
– House foundation was sealed, light wells were redesigned and tiled
Outdoor Area:
– Property boundary is the beginning of the public park, which is designated as a garden monument and therefore cannot be built upon
– Garden area raised and leveled by a four-meter high concrete wall
– Mole barrier and CO2 mosquito traps
– Property is not visible from the outside, 40-year-old beech hedge from Holland was newly planted
– Newly constructed and heated pool in the style of the 1950s, remotely controlled
– Automatic, app-controlled irrigation system
– Robotic lawn mower
– Charging station for electric car, induction loop already installed in part of the driveway
– Elaborate facade renovation with pigmented plaster in period-specific style
– Newly constructed wooden garden shed, floor made of polished concrete
This exclusive property is located in Berlin Dahlem, one of the most sought-after and prestigious residential areas in the German capital, known for its luxurious villas, expansive gardens, and proximity to cultural and scientific institutions.
The location offers excellent connectivity to the city center and other important parts of Berlin. The nearby S-Bahn stations and highways provide quick and convenient access to all central locations in the city.
Dahlem’s excellent infrastructure includes renowned schools, international educational institutions, universities, and a variety of shopping options as well as restaurants and cafés.
Berlin Dahlem is not just a place to live but also a cultural and scientific hub. In the immediate vicinity are the prestigious Free University of Berlin, the Max Planck Institute, and the Helmholtz Center. Additionally, numerous museums, such as the Museum of European Cultures and the Ethnological Museum, are just minutes away. These institutions give Dahlem an intellectual charm and offer a wide range of leisure and educational opportunities.
A home in Dahlem offers a perfect balance between urban living and nature-oriented relaxation, with the nearby Grunewald forest, and it means being part of a community that values an upscale lifestyle and the highest quality of life.
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