Thorwaldsen Haus

Built in 1911 in the style of reform architecture, the property stands out from the surrounding old buildings with its strikingly beautiful façade. The simple, elegant character is reflected in the arrangement and design of the windows and balconies. Period elements have been preserved in the stairwells, lending the building a special charm.

The Thorwaldsen Haus is divided into a front building and a garden house, which are connected to each other as a single building. The commercial units on the first floor offer between 75 m² and 207 m² of usable space. Particularly noteworthy is the former cinema space, which was used from 1919 to 1959 and impresses with a ceiling height of up to approx. five meters.

The well-designed residential units, ranging from approx. 65 m² to approx. 111 m², offer two, three or four rooms and impress with spacious kitchens, private balconies and predominantly daylight bathrooms. Decorative stucco rosettes can be found around the ceiling lights, continuing the historic flair of the façade into the interiors. Typical coffered doors and beautiful wooden floors – with a choice of floorboards or parquet – add to the charming ambience of the apartments.

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The predominantly middle-class district of Steglitz offers a family-friendly living environment with a good infrastructure that has grown over the decades and numerous offers, from daily necessities to leisure and shopping.
Not far from Thorwaldsen Haus is the open-air theater Shakespeare in Grün, which is one of the cultural highlights in summer. Also nearby is the 78-metre-high Insulaner-Berg, where there is a planetarium, a summer swimming pool, a playground and a toboggan run.
You can enjoy a culinary selection in the immediate vicinity, from the family-run cafés in nearby Cranachstraße to the bakeries and restaurants around Feuerbachstraße. You also have a wide choice when it comes to shopping: The Dürerkiez invites you to take a leisurely stroll between small stores, while in the elegant Steglitzer Schloßstraße you will find boutiques as well as stores of internationally renowned fashion and cosmetics chains.
The area also enjoys excellent transport links to the rest of the city: from the Priesterweg and Feuerbachstraße S-Bahn stations, both within easy walking distance, you can reach the city center directly. The Schöneberg and Südkreuz stations also provide connections to the Ringbahn. The A103 city highway is also not far away. This means you can reach the city center and City West in less than half an hour by car or train.