High above Berlin, this exceptional apartment on Leipziger Straße offers a spectacular panoramic view of the Humboldt Forum, the Cathedral, and the Fernsehturm. Upon entering, the 20th-floor elevation immediately unfolds into a wide, almost floating perspective over the city. Spanning approximately 150 square meters, two former units have been seamlessly combined into a generous, flowing residence and comprehensively renovated.

Designed by Christopher Sitzler, an Architectural Digest Top 100 Architect, the interior follows a clear, contemporary architectural language. Exposed concrete ceilings, continuous flooring, and bespoke built-in elements form a restrained yet expressive backdrop, where light, proportion, and materiality are carefully balanced. Expansive windows and the wraparound balcony dissolve the boundary between interior and exterior, amplifying the sense of openness.

The central living area is openly structured and intentionally sparsely furnished. A sculptural seating arrangement, a large dining table, and integrated storage define the space without weighing it down. The custom kitchen in brushed stainless steel is both functional and elegant. High-end appliances, clean lines, and finely resolved details underscore the professional standard of the fittings.

The private quarters offer maximum calm and retreat. The bedroom also opens onto the balcony and is accompanied by floor-to-ceiling mirrored built-ins that visually extend the space. The master bathroom is conceived as a fully open en suite, directly connected to the bedroom and forming a single, continuous spatial unit. A freestanding bathtub, a large-format mirror, and the clear geometry of the fixtures create a serene, almost meditative atmosphere. A second bathroom provides a deliberate contrast, featuring deep blue mosaic tiles, a circular window opening, a walk-in shower, and the option to install an infrared sauna.

The apartment is equipped with underfloor heating throughout, air conditioning, two showers, a generous bathtub, two bidet toilets, bespoke built-ins, and a complete furnishing concept with high-quality design pieces, including a custom-designed stainless steel bed. The residence is quiet, private, and exceptionally secure.

The iconic high-rise buildings along Leipziger Straße were constructed in the 1970s for the social elite of the former GDR and extensively modernized after reunification. Today, they rank among the city’s most distinctive residential addresses. Located at the geographical center of Berlin, the property offers immediate proximity to the government and diplomatic quarter, renowned medical institutions, and excellent connections to the international airport. An exceptional retreat defined by expansive views, presence, and architectural clarity.