Schwanenwerder, Berlin
Schwanenwerder – discretion, grandeur and history
Price
€15,500,000
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Object type
Land
Plot surface
~17,243 m²
From 1794, King Frederick William II had a summer palace built on Peacock Island, which at the beginning of the 19th century served Queen Louise as a residence. A hundred years later, Emperor Wilhelm II renamed the neighboring island—until then called Sandwerder—to Schwanenwerder. A bridge to the mainland was built and the ring-shaped island road laid out. It is after this road that the most expensive street in the first German edition of Monopoly is named. Schwanenwerder quickly became a magnet for the economic elite of the German Empire, who built magnificent villas here. Even today, hardly any other place in Berlin offers so much peace, closeness to nature and seclusion—while at the same time being so close to the city center. Via the AVUS you can quickly reach the government quarter, BER Airport and central Berlin with its wide range of shops and charming cafés. Around the Nikolassee S-Bahn station and the Wannsee S-Bahn and long-distance rail station there are shops for everyday needs. Primary school and grammar school are also in the immediate vicinity. The Wannsee Golf and Country Club, the most elegant club in the region, is only a few kilometers away. The neighboring sailing and rowing clubs have been considered a meeting place of elegant Berlin since the Imperial era.
Provider
Engel & Völkers Immobilien Deutschland GmbH
Hohenzollerndamm 114
Berlin, 14199, Germany