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About the development
Undergoing a major renovation which is due for completion in late 2008, this development boasts a kindergarten, supermarket, shopping centre, church and children's play zone as well as fantastic landscaped gardens and a small lake. Originally built in 1936 for the Deutsche Telecommunications Company, this building was used as a factory producing radios and telephones before the Second World War. During the Allied occupation of Berlin it was the headquarters of the American military and the CIA.
About the properties in this development
Ranging from 60 sq metre studios to 150 sq metre three-bedroom apartments, all of these properties are finished to amazingly high standards. Coming with fully fitted kitchens, hardwood floors, balconies and four-metre high ceilings, they are the ultimate in contemporary loft living. When considered with the optional extras of saunas, steam rooms and wet rooms, and also a first renter guarantee provided by the developer, they offer an appealing investment.
About the area
These properties are located In the affluent and well-heeled nerighbourhood of Zehlendorf. Once occupied by American troops during the division of Berlin, you cannot escape the history that surrounds you here, from the street names of Harry-S-Truman Allee to the John F Kennedy school. Just 20 minutes from the city centre and 10 minutes from the lakes and forest of Grunewald, these apartments are in a prime location.
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