Elegant period apartment with elevator & 1-2 underground parking spaces - quiet yet central

The highlights are:

• fully renovated apartment in a listed historic building, featuring two west-facing balconies
• thoughtful floor plan with impressive 3.45-meter high ceilings
• modern, fully-equipped kitchen with premium appliances and sleek design
• two bathrooms flooded with natural light, each with walk-in showers, bathtubs, and recessed ceiling lighting
• custom, floor-to-ceiling wardrobes in high-quality Farrow & Ball paints
• added comforts: underfloor heating, fiber-optic internet, and a security-enhanced apartment door
• the furniture (except works of art) can be purchased optionally
• 1-2 underground parking spaces (65,000 € per parking space) and and access to a spacious communal garden in the 2nd backyard

INTERIOR
This elegant period apartment is in impeccable condition - peacefully tucked away, yet right in the heart of the city. Set within a stately, listed building, you’re welcomed by a gracious entrance hall with soaring 3.45-meter ceilings, leading directly into the expansive living area with three tall windows that flood the space with natural light.

To the left, an open-plan kitchen and dining space unfolds: The sleek, contemporary kitchen features all appliances and a timeless design, seamlessly integrated into the dining area. A small adjoining storeroom connects to a second daylight bathroom, complete with a walk-in, floor-to-ceiling rain shower and recessed ceiling lights. This bathroom also opens onto a second west-facing balcony - perfect for savoring a glass of wine in the evening.

Next door, a flexible room offers ideal space for a guest bedroom or home office.

A short hallway leads to the private sleeping quarters. The master bedroom boasts its own west-facing balcony. Right next door is the larger daylight bathroom with bathtub, walk-in rain shower, toilet, washbasin and practical niche for the washing machine. High, full-length built-in wardrobes in sophisticated Farrow & Ball tones and a separate storage room provide ample storage throughout.

Two additional rooms in the quieter rear section of the apartment work beautifully as children’s bedrooms or additional workspaces. Thanks to their large windows and well-considered layout, these rooms feel bright, open, and welcoming.

Underfloor heating, fiber optic connection, a security-optimized apartment door and an elevator that stops directly on the level ensure maximum living comfort - rounded off by 1-2 optional underground parking spaces in the neighboring building. The living spaces face the quiet inner courtyard, creating an urban oasis that harmoniously combines privacy and vibrant city life.

Residents also enjoy access to a spacious shared garden in the second rear courtyard, complete with a sandbox and room to unwind.

EXTERIOR
With understated grandeur and meticulous historic detailing, the neoclassical façade of this historic Berlin residence radiates warmth in soft cream tones. Behind delicately articulated pilasters lie four full storeys, crowned by a pronounced cornice with an elegant dentil frieze.

At street level, generous timber-framed windows flank the stately arched entrance and heavy wooden doors - an inviting threshold into this urban oasis.

Inside, a gracefully curved wooden staircase with finely turned balusters leads to sunlit upper floors. A natural runner in warm earth tones lines the steps, while delicate stucco moldings overhead echo the building’s 19th-century roots. Tall stairwell windows bathe the space in daylight and offer charming views of the surrounding rooftops.

A muted color palette - crisp white above, soft pastel hues below - adds a modern freshness to the traditional architecture, enhancing the light and creating an inviting sense of serenity. Contemporary touches include minimalist brass pendant lighting, subtly drawing attention to the ornate craftsmanship.

The building underwent a full renovation in 2011, including all windows, wiring, and infrastructure on both street and courtyard sides.

LOCATION
Bergstraße stretches from Invalidenstraße to Torstraße and is known for its peaceful, tree-lined charm and historic Wilhelminian-era architecture. Many of the buildings along this quiet street are listed and have been lovingly restored, preserving beautiful original features like stucco façades and traditional staircases.

The surrounding Tor Quarter is one of Berlin’s most vibrant and desirable neighborhoods, home to a rich mix of restaurants, cafés, galleries, and boutiques. For fine dining, Bandol Sur Mer, a Michelin-starred French restaurant, is celebrated for its innovative, seasonal cuisine. For a more relaxed atmosphere, Lokal offers locally sourced, sustainable dishes in a warm and inviting historic setting - perfect for casual meals with a refined touch.

Architecture and history enthusiasts will appreciate Ackerhallen, a striking former market hall now revitalized as a space for curated retail and dining.

The stations Rosenthaler Platz and Nordbahnhof are both within easy walking distance and provide excellent public transport connections. Berlin Central Station (Hauptbahnhof) is just 5 to 10 minutes away, and Berlin Brandenburg Airport can be reached in 30 to 40 minutes by train or car.