On a quiet side street, this cubist townhouse stands as a composed statement of modern architecture. The structure, rendered in plaster and wood and freshly refinished two years ago, feels both restrained and welcoming. Expansive windows open the house to the garden, filling the interior with light that moves softly across oak floors, white surfaces and subtle shadows.

On the ground floor, the Leicht kitchen merges with the dining and living areas to form an open, light-filled space. The island, with Miele induction cooktop and integrated extractor, oven at working height, dishwasher, black Blanco sink and ceramic worktops, adds precise accents. Oak floorboards, ceiling heating and electric sun blinds create an even, quiet warmth and underline the home’s calm, clear character.

Upstairs, two calm bedrooms and a bathroom with tub and shower feature Marazzi tiles, Duravit ceramics and Hansgrohe fittings. A second shower room on the garden level and a guest WC complete the layout. The lower floor, with its own entrance, can serve as a private suite for guests, parents or an au pair.

Technically up to date, the house is heated by a heat pump supported by solar technology (energy class A). An alarm system, custom-built fittings and a low-maintenance garden with irrigation system, fountain and tiered design add to the sense of comfort. A SUV-friendly parking space with direct access to the house and a bicycle garage complete the ensemble. The location, too, balances calm and urban ease: Hilde-Ephraim-Straße lies in the green heart of Grunewald, just minutes from Grunewaldsee, Hundekehlesee and the surrounding forests, yet only a five-minute drive from Kurfürstendamm. A setting where nature and city meet in effortless harmony.