A skilled reinterpretation of the architectural tradition of this exclusive residential neighborhood: The neoclassical building presents a strong symmetry to the quiet street, accented by elegant, durable limestone. In contrast, the almost playful garden facade is reminiscent of Schinkel's Roman Baths in Potsdam. The entrance for all residents has been impressively designed with marble and stucco. The timeless and beautiful design by Sebastian Treese Architects marks the beginning of a long collaboration with RALF SCHMITZ. "Haus Friedrich" was erected in one of the most prestigious micro-locations of the capital: At the rear, the property borders the famous Grunewald Forest – the view from the windows and the spacious terrace is so idyllic, it's like living in one of the landscape paintings of Berlin's Impressionist Walter Leistikow. Yet, it is not far to the urban Kurfürstendamm with its shops and restaurants – a perfect symbiosis for the good life. Extra-high doors connect its rooms, whose generous dimensions of up to 3.1 meters with skirting boards, crafted by carpenters, while solid, warm-toned oak parquet covers the floors. The many floor-to-ceiling windows and French doors in the dining and living room, leading to the L-shaped terrace facing southwest, allow light to flood in. The quiet, hedge-lined garden offers tranquility and relaxation. In the bathrooms, natural stone harmonizes with high-quality Dornbracht fittings; the spacious dressing room and well designed kitchen.