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Fredericia House
The office building combines modern office spaces with historic architecture. Located in the heart of Berlin-Westend, tenants benefit from its proximity to the exhibition and conference centre, excellent transport links, and vibrant infrastructure. Carefully renovated, it offers flexible room layouts and high-quality fittings, creating a work environment of the highest comfort and style.
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Work in style within historic architecture
- Modern, open entrance area
- Freight elevator / passenger elevator
- Creation of customised office solutions
- Divisible rental spaces
- Floor coverings per tenant’s preference
- Modern kitchenettes
- Internal glare/sun protection
- Intercom system
- Highlight of the building: a 400 m² column-free hall
- Low operating costs thanks to state-of-the-art building services
- Optimised facility management
- Occupancy by arrangement
Surroundings
The location offers excellent access to public transportation. S-Bahn and U-Bahn stations, bus stops, and the A100 city motorway can be reached within just a few minutes. Proximity to the Berlin trade fair grounds and the convention centre is a particular advantage of the Fredericia House location. The lively Theodor-Heuss-Platz – with its shops, restaurants, and cafés – is about 500 m away and offers a high quality of stay. The property is situated on a quiet side street yet in a central, bustling area – an ideal new business address.
Facts
- Commercial units: 6
- Total usable area: approx. 4,380 m²
- Project architect: project-s (year built: 1914)
- Tenants: Deutsche Post AG, Deutsche Postbank AG, Deutsche Telekom AG
- Completion: 2009
- Exit: 2012
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Location
Fredericiastraße 17 -19, 10117 Soorstraße 61-62, 14050 Berlin
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