Augustas Hof
Steglitz Zehlendorf
At the intersection of Hindenburgdamm and Augusta Straße, in the Berlin district of Lichterfelde in the Steglitz-Zehlendorf district, the new building "Augustas Hof" is being built with 32 stylish 2- to 4-room apartments with perfectly designed floor plans between 47 and 120 m².
The thoughtfully designed floor plans offer space for a wide range of needs – from creativity to comfort.
Sales start: New building with 32 apartments in Berlin Steglitz - Zehlendorf
Facts
Address
Hindenburgdamm 93a, 12203
Type
New building
Apartments
32
Rooms
2 to 4
Size
47 m² to 120 m²
At the intersection of Hindenburgdamm and Augusta Straße, 32 stylish apartments with perfectly designed floor plans between 47 and 120 m² are being built.
The green courtyard offers a protected space for the residents in the middle of
urban environment.
The thoughtfully designed floor plans offer space for a wide range of needs – from creativity to comfort.
Real wood parquet flooring and underfloor heating create a comfortable living environment, while triple-glazed windows promote energy efficiency. The bathrooms impress with high-quality sanitary ware and timeless elegance.
In 1909, the Central Cinema with 172 seats was opened by the mechanic Paul Eitner on the site of today's Hindenburgdamm 93a.
Highlights
32 apartments
31 of which have a balcony, loggia or terrace
Cellar compartment for each apartment
Elevator from the basement to the attic
Central heating via heat pump
Underfloor heating
Electrically operated roller shutters
Bicycle parking spaces
Location
The Lichterfelde district in the Steglitz-Zehlendorf district has a rich historical past. It was probably founded between 1230 and 1260. In 1881, the world's first electric tramway was built here. Built by Werner von Siemens on behalf of Cartenn, it ran between Lichterfelde Ost station and the main cadet school.
Besides Berlin's oldest residential district, the most famous attraction is the Botanical Garden, one of the largest and most important botanical gardens in the world. It is home to around 20,000 plant species.
A stroll through the lively Schlossstraße with its numerous shops, two shopping centers, cafés and restaurants offers everything your heart desires.
The lively Ludwig-Beck-Platz is just a 4-minute walk away and feels like an extended living room – with a weekly market, wine festivals, and a variety of art and cultural events.
The nearest S-Bahn station, "Botanischer Garten," is less than a 14-minute walk away.
Developer
Victoria Wohnungsbau and its affiliated companies are part of the family-owned company that has been developing residential properties for over 22 years. More than 9,300 apartments and houses have been completed and handed over to buyers to date. The company has been operating in Berlin since 2017 and is developing a range of residential projects. In 2020, the company expanded its operations to Leipzig.
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