This exceptional top-floor residence is set within a characterful, listed Berlin Altbau and combines historic substance with contemporary architectural clarity. The distinguished façade and elegant entrance hall reflect the heritage of the building, while an elevator has already been installed, with official commissioning expected in the coming months, adding modern convenience to this rare address.

Spanning over 130 square metres, the apartment unfolds as a light-filled loft beneath the eaves. Generous glazing, precisely positioned skylights and two private roof terraces draw daylight deep into the interior. Exposed timber beams reference the building’s history and introduce warmth to the otherwise calm, pared-back material palette. Polished screed flooring, crisp white surfaces and finely crafted built-in elements define the restrained, modern aesthetic.

The layout follows a clear and functional structure. To one side, a private wing accommodates two well-proportioned rooms that can serve as children’s bedrooms, guest rooms or studies. One of these rooms opens onto a sheltered roof terrace, extending the interior space outdoors. An elegant bathroom with bathtub, delicate mosaic tiling and natural light from above completes this section, offering a quiet retreat within the home.

At the centre of the plan lies the open-plan kitchen, conceived as a bespoke, understated installation. Its clean lines, light-toned cabinetry and precise detailing integrate seamlessly into the loft setting. The kitchen flows directly into the expansive living area, which forms the heart of the apartment. Here, the interplay of large glazed openings, terrace access and exposed timber structure creates an impressive sense of volume and lightness.

A separate hallway leads to the second, equally refined bathroom with shower, as well as a utility and technical room discreetly integrated into the overall concept. Adjacent is a further room ideally suited as the principal bedroom, benefiting from the calm atmosphere of the top floor and additional natural light from a skylight above.

With two elegant bathrooms, two roof terraces and a thoughtful balance between openness and privacy, the apartment offers a refined interpretation of urban loft living. Natural materials, a reduced colour palette and consistent architectural detailing lend the space a quiet, timeless presence. A rare opportunity for discerning city living in an architecturally compelling historic setting.