The apartment blends classic period character with the refined signature of ATHEOREM Architektur Berlin. A coherent spatial and material concept, an optimized floor plan, and updated infrastructure form the framework. High ceilings, stucco, original French doors, and timber floors set the stage for a pared-back, contemporary interior. South-facing rooms flow through French doors, while the eat-in kitchen by Werkstätten Weissensee anchors the home with minimalist detailing, a stainless steel worktop, and high-end appliances. Terrazzo elements shape both kitchen and bathroom, complemented by seamless finishes and a generous walk-in shower. Tailored textiles and custom storage add a composed, crafted clarity.

The building presents a bright, well-ordered façade with large windows, a trio of balconies, and a defined bay window, well suited to its quiet side street in the extended Graefekiez. The stairwell retains its turn-of-the-century character through a dark-lacquered banister, turned balusters, and light brickwork. A close-knit, international community shapes the atmosphere of the house, while the well-kept courtyard serves as a shared outdoor room.

The apartment sits directly on Hohenstaufenplatz, a calm and sheltered corner of the extended Graefekiez. Cafés, restaurants, and small shops are within easy reach, including Gazzo and Coda Fine Dining. Despite its proximity to the lively neighborhood, the immediate surroundings remain pleasantly quiet. Both the main station and BER airport are easy to reach.