An Impeccably Preserved Midcentury Home Lists for €3.9M in Berlin
Location: Berlin, Germany
Price: €3,930,000 (approximately $4,163,752 USD)
Architects: K. Becker and H.D. Benze
Year Built: 1963
Footprint: 4,613 square feet
Lot Size: 0.44 acres
From the Agent: "The premises are spread over four levels. In terms of design, the original architecture has been preserved and the interiors were updated in 2012. Everything shines in white as a perfect background for art. The steel girders and beams that were installed at the time also fit in here in terms of color. All floors on the upper levels were given a surface made of gray epoxy resin, and the intended loft character is further reinforced by the open floor plan."
The modernist home extends a warm welcome with its period aesthetic. "The appearance of the 1960s architecture immediately comes to life upon arrival, as the exterior is in perfect condition as if it had just been built," notes the agent.
Inside, crisp white walls, ceilings, and floors provide a perfect backdrop for art.
In the kitchen, old elements of the original villa have been reimagined as custom cabinets, which harmoniously mix with the new stainless-steel appliances.
Windows span the primary suite, which also features a spa-like bath.
An external staircase connects the outdoor dining area with the spacious backyard patio.
Bungalow Villa Becker-Benze in Berlin, Germany, is currently listed for €3,930,000 by Nico Richter of Fantastic Frank.
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