Address: Berlin, Clayallee 234 Property description Building Welcome to Clayallee in green Berlin-Dahlem! This attractive, airy ensemble of four well-kept apartment buildings is located on a park-like, approximately 14,000 square meter plot. The property is located in the middle of a housing estate and is characterized by villas, bungalow buildings, newer townhouses and lots of nature all around, especially the directly adjacent Dreipfuhlpark with a small lake. On small, paved paths along trees and flowerbeds one reaches the brightly plastered houses built in a modern design language. The four buildings in this ensemble are oriented in such a way that a wonderful view of the greenery opens up from the condominiums. The attic floors, built in 2016 and 2017, create a modern, purist contrast effect with their dark anthracite color. Well-maintained staircases with stylish, dark marbled stone floors lead to the condominiums. The pleasant overall impression is continued in generous floor plan variants and light-flooded rooms thanks to large window fronts. With three or four rooms, the apartments offer plenty of room for development. The floor plans range from around 98 to 128 square meters of living space. The three-room apartments have tiled, classic shower and tub bathrooms. The larger four-room apartments also have a separate guest toilet. Bright built-in closets create a significant plus in storage space in almost all apartments. Area In the neighborhood of the Grunewald, adjacent to the Dreipfuhlpark, this property is located in a charming, highly sought-after neighborhood with a high recreational value. With its scenic advantages, the Dahlem district in the Steglitz-Zehlendorf district is one of the most sought-after residential locations in the capital. Characterized by green spaces, forests and water, Dahlem is considered a pearl in Berlin’s southwest. Dahlem, which has a population of around 16,000, is one of the capital’s wealthiest districts and is idyllically located between the districts of Zehlendorf, Steglitz and the villa colony of Lichterfelde and the Grunewald forest. Numerous villas and representative buildings of international embassies, museums and research institutions as well as classic single-family homes and isolated buildings from the 1970s are typical of the varied architecture of this exclusive district. The Dreipfuhlpark, which runs parallel to Clayallee, begins directly behind the carree-shaped property with beautiful old deciduous trees, lawns and a lake with a small island. A curved path leads through this city park, which was laid out in the 1930s. While the northern area around the pond appears pristine and natural, the southern part is a park landscape with meadows, flower beds, a children’s playground and a football field with a fenced basketball area. Dahlem is not only scenic, but also a place of science. Around 40,000 students of the Free University of Berlin shape the image of the district, which covers about 8,000 square kilometers. The educational opportunities are also ideal for the younger ones: an international kindergarten is located about 100 meters from the property. Waldorf and other daycare centers as well as three elementary schools are also located in the vicinity. Good transport links via subway line 3, bus line X 83 and the A 115 freeway, as well as a broad local supply infrastructure, round off the residential quality. Building Welcome to Clayallee in green Berlin-Dahlem! This attractive, airy ensemble of four well-kept apartment buildings is located on a park-like, approximately 14,000 square meter plot. The property is located in the middle of a housing estate and is characterized by villas, bungalow buildings, newer townhouses and lots of nature all around, especially the directly adjacent Dreipfuhlpark with a small lake. On small, paved paths along trees and flowerbeds one reaches the brightly plastered houses built in a modern design language. The four buildings in this ensemble are oriented in such a way that a wonderful view of the greenery opens up from the condominiums. The attic floors, built in 2016 and 2017, create a modern, purist contrast effect with their dark anthracite color. Well-maintained staircases with stylish, dark marbled stone floors lead to the condominiums. The pleasant overall impression is continued in generous floor plan variants and light-flooded rooms thanks to large window fronts. With three or four rooms, the apartments offer plenty of room for development. The floor plans range from around 98 to 128 square meters of living space. The three-room apartments have tiled, classic shower and tub bathrooms. The larger four-room apartments also have a separate guest toilet. Bright built-in closets create a significant plus in storage space in almost all apartments. Area In the neighborhood of the Grunewald, adjacent to the Dreipfuhlpark, this property is located in a charming, highly sought-after neighborhood with a high recreational value. With its scenic advantages, the Dahlem district in the Steglitz-Zehlendorf district is one of the most sought-after residential locations in the capital. Characterized by green spaces, forests and water, Dahlem is considered a pearl in Berlin’s southwest. Dahlem, which has a population of around 16,000, is one of the capital’s wealthiest districts and is idyllically located between the districts of Zehlendorf, Steglitz and the villa colony of Lichterfelde and the Grunewald forest. Numerous villas and representative buildings of international embassies, museums and research institutions as well as classic single-family homes and isolated buildings from the 1970s are typical of the varied architecture of this exclusive district. The Dreipfuhlpark, which runs parallel to Clayallee, begins directly behind the carree-shaped property with beautiful old deciduous trees, lawns and a lake with a small island. A curved path leads through this city park, which was laid out in the 1930s. While the northern area around the pond appears pristine and natural, the southern part is a park landscape with meadows, flower beds, a children’s playground and a football field with a fenced basketball area. Dahlem is not only scenic, but also a place of science. Around 40,000 students of the Free University of Berlin shape the image of the district, which covers about 8,000 square kilometers. The educational opportunities are also ideal for the younger ones: an international kindergarten is located about 100 meters from the property. Waldorf and other daycare centers as well as three elementary schools are also located in the vicinity. Good transport links via subway line 3, bus line X 83 and the A 115 freeway, as well as a broad local supply infrastructure, round off the residential quality. Area In the neighborhood of the Grunewald, adjacent to the Dreipfuhlpark, this property is located in a charming, highly sought-after neighborhood with a high recreational value. With its scenic advantages, the Dahlem district in the Steglitz-Zehlendorf district is one of the most sought-after residential locations in the capital. Characterized by green spaces, forests and water, Dahlem is considered a pearl in Berlin’s southwest. Dahlem, which has a population of around 16,000, is one of the capital’s wealthiest districts and is idyllically located between the districts of Zehlendorf, Steglitz and the villa colony of Lichterfelde and the Grunewald forest. Numerous villas and representative buildings of international embassies, museums and research institutions as well as classic single-family homes and isolated buildings from the 1970s are typical of the varied architecture of this exclusive district. The Dreipfuhlpark, which runs parallel to Clayallee, begins directly behind the carree-shaped property with beautiful old deciduous trees, lawns and a lake with a small island. A curved path leads through this city park, which was laid out in the 1930s. While the northern area around the pond appears pristine and natural, the southern part is a park landscape with meadows, flower beds, a children’s playground and a football field with a fenced basketball area. Dahlem is not only scenic, but also a place of science. Around 40,000 students of the Free University of Berlin shape the image of the district, which covers about 8,000 square kilometers. The educational opportunities are also ideal for the younger ones: an international kindergarten is located about 100 meters from the property. Waldorf and other daycare centers as well as three elementary schools are also located in the vicinity. Good transport links via subway line 3, bus line X 83 and the A 115 freeway, as well as a broad local supply infrastructure, round off the residential quality.
