Schoeler-Schlösschen

The two-story masonry structure features a light-colored render exterior with a bluish-gray profile plaster facade on the ground floor.

Built in 1752 as a single-story farmhouse by preacher Samuel Gottlieb Fuhrmann, the building underwent transformation into a baroque country house in 1766.

The building served multiple purposes throughout its history, from silk moth cultivation facilities to a youth center and kindergarten until 2003.

Located at Wilhelmsaue 126 in Berlin's Wilmersdorf district, the property includes remnants of historical gardens extending toward the former Wilmersdorf lake.

The restoration project removes the third floor addition from 1935 to return the structure to its original baroque architectural configuration.

Location: Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf

Inception: 1753

Address: Wilhelmsaue 126, 10715 Berlin 10715 10715

GPS coordinates: 52.48500,13.32670

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:03