On the fourth floor of a well maintained period building, almost directly opposite the Bundeskanzleramt, this apartment combines historic substance with a clear, contemporary sensibility. The building’s entrance already conveys its architectural quality, with a carefully preserved staircase, dark timber balustrades and finely detailed ceiling paintings. In 2023, the apartment was comprehensively refurbished, including new electrical systems and a fully modernised bathroom, aligning the technical standard with today’s expectations while preserving its architectural character.

Inside, a compact hallway provides access to all rooms, creating a layout that feels intuitive and well balanced. To the left, the generously proportioned living room unfolds. Two symmetrically placed windows structure the wall and frame the outlook, while wide original timber floorboards and restrained ceiling mouldings underline the classic character without becoming decorative. The bedroom is positioned separately and enjoys green views, with clear proportions that allow for flexible furnishing and a calm, understated atmosphere.

To the right, the open kitchen with dining area forms the social centre of the apartment. Clean white cabinetry and coordinated work surfaces create a cohesive and contemporary finish. From here, a door opens onto the sunny balcony of just over seven square metres. Elevated above the inner courtyard, it offers open views across the treetops towards the Siegessäule, providing a distinctive Berlin backdrop and a private outdoor retreat.

The modern bathroom is finished in light natural stone and organised with clarity and precision. A bathtub with overhead rain shower, underfloor heating and fittings by Steinberg reflect the apartment’s refined standard. An apartment defined by proportion, light and material, it is ideally situated between the political centre around the Bundeskanzleramt and the transport hub of Hauptbahnhof, with BER reachable in under 45 minutes door to door, making it equally attractive for commuters and international travellers.