Attic floor with roof terrace and elevator

The highlights are:

• large living area with fireplace, herringbone parquet and high ceilings
• semi-open kitchen with island
• visible beams, adding warmth and a cozy atmosphere
• floor-to-ceiling windows and skylights, flooding the space with natural light
• expansive roof terrace and exciting patio
• elevator
• grand entrance in a building in neo-Renaissance style
• around the corner from Savignyplatz
• limited until December 31, 2027

INTERIOR
This apartment represents a residential layout with multiple rooms and a central atrium as the focal point, located on the attic floor and featuring both a roof terrace and an elevator for added convenience. The main entrance leads into a hallway that connects to various parts of the apartment. Three rooms are distributed throughout the plan, offering versatile spaces for bedrooms, offices, or other uses. There are two bathrooms, one with a bathtub and dual sinks and the other smaller, likely to serve as as a guest or childrens' bathroom.

The living and social areas include a spacious living area with a fireplace, herringbone parquet floors, and high ceilings, which create a warm and elegant atmosphere. The central living hall connects seamlessly to the atrium, which serves as a gathering or transitional space, and the semi-open kitchen with an island adds both functionality and style. Visible beams throughout the space add warmth and a cozy charm, while floor-to-ceiling windows and skylights flood the interior with natural light. The expansive roof terrace and patio provide ample opportunities for outdoor relaxation and entertaining.

EXTERIOR
The building is an elegant example of historic, neo-Renaissance architecture, characterized by its ornate facade and intricate detailing. The light-colored exterior features decorative reliefs, arched windows, and sculptural embellishments, creating a sophisticated and timeless appearance. A prominent arched entrance with a domed canopy serves as the focal point, adding grandeur to the design. The red-tiled roof and multiple gables complement the ornate facade, while the surrounding mature trees enhance the building's charm and frame it beautifully.

Also, the common entrance hall is grand and richly detailed, featuring a wide wooden staircase with a vibrant red carpet secured by brass stair rods. Intricately carved wooden balustrades and wall paneling, along with gothic-style arches, add elegance and sophistication. The vaulted ceiling is adorned with intricate painted motifs, while a large lantern-style chandelier casts a warm glow. Stained glass windows and decorative wooden screens enhance the historic, neo-Renaissance character of the space.

LOCATION
Bleibtreustraße, located in Charlottenburg, extends from Lietzenburger Straße through Kurfürstendamm and Kantstraße to Pestalozzistraße. Established in 1897 and named after the painter Georg Bleibtreu, the street is renowned for its lively atmosphere, with a variety of shops, restaurants, and cafés. It’s a great place to stroll and explore, offering a mix of independent boutiques, stylish fashion stores, and unique design shops. Savignyplatz, nearby, adds to the charm with its inviting green spaces and vibrant café culture, making it a popular destination for both locals and visitors.

The area is easily accessible by public transport, with Savignyplatz U-Bahn station (U9) nearby and Zoologischer Garten S-Bahn station offering connections to S3, S5, S7, and S9 lines. Bus lines 249 and M49 also serve the area, providing links to surrounding neighborhoods.