Modern period apartment with abundant natural light

The highlights are:

• bright, open-concept living and dining area with an anthracite-toned fitted kitchen, equipped with high-end appliances from Miele, Neff, and Siemens
• stylish designer bathroom with sand colored tiling, a rain shower, Duravit fixtures, and Steinberg fittings
• charming details like partially exposed brick walls
• well-designed layout with all rooms accessed via a central hallway
• boutique homeowners’ association with just 11 units (front building only)
• fully furnished and move-in ready upon request
• prime location in the heart of vibrant Bergmannkiez

INTERIOR
This modern apartment in the heart of the sought-after Bergmannkiez district perfectly blends classic charm with contemporary design. High ceilings and large windows showcase the apartment’s period features, while the smart floor plan and high-quality materials offer modern comfort. Located in the front building of a well-maintained property with just eleven units, it’s part of a small homeowners' association, ensuring peace and privacy.

The apartment's architectural style is immediately apparent as you enter: a central hallway provides easy access to all rooms, offering a well-thought-out layout that balances practicality with a sense of space. The open-plan living and dining area serves as the heart of the home. Spacious and filled with natural light, it’s an inviting space for both social gatherings and quiet relaxation.

The anthracite-colored fitted kitchen blends seamlessly into the room while making a bold design statement. With its matte, handleless finish, it’s a sleek contrast to the exposed brick wall, creating a striking balance between industrial rawness and minimalist elegance. Outfitted with top-tier appliances from Miele, Neff, and Siemens, it’s designed for both style and function.

The bedroom, quietly located at the rear and facing the inner courtyard, offers the perfect retreat. A large window lets in plenty of light, enhancing the peaceful atmosphere. The bathroom is a design standout, featuring sand colored tiles, a spacious rain shower, Duravit ceramics, and Steinberg fixtures for a cohesive, modern look.

The apartment is available fully furnished upon request and is move-in ready. Its appeal lies not only in its stylish furnishings but also in its overall harmony: a well-designed home with character, in one of Berlin’s most vibrant neighborhoods.

EXTERIOR
Kreuzberg is often a living testament to turn-of-the-century architecture, with Wilhelminian-era facades that showcase intricate ornamentation and solid craftsmanship. This building blends perfectly into the historic landscape with natural elegance. The facade follows the classic design principle of perforated facades, with rhythmically arranged vertical windows, centrally positioned bay windows, and delicate stucco detailing above the window frames. The subtly offset base with a frieze and the grand portal lend the building a quietly impressive presence within the streetscape.

This architectural style carries through to the interior. High ceilings, a rounded arch motif that mirrors the entrance door’s design, turned balusters, historic apartment doors, and delicate mullioned windows all speak to the craftsmanship of past generations. These elements have been carefully preserved and thoughtfully reinterpreted.

The interior color scheme - a carefully balanced mix of black, white, and gray tones - complements the historic details without overpowering them. The result is a serene, aesthetically pleasing space that fuses classic and contemporary appeal. Living in Kreuzberg means enjoying a space that combines dignity, style, and a deep respect for architectural heritage.

LOCATION
The Bergmannkiez is rightly considered the heart of Kreuzberg - a charming neighborhood full of culinary diversity and stunning historic architecture. Between listed facades and leafy front gardens, city life here offers a perfect balance of energy and relaxation.

Just a five-minute walk away, the historic Marheineke Market Hall is a must-visit, offering fresh produce from regional suppliers: fruit, vegetables, cheese, bread, and meat, all under a beautiful glass roof. Right next door, Bergmannstraße begins, an urban paradise for shoppers, with small boutiques, bookstores, well-stocked record shops, and international delicatessens. While you're exploring, don’t miss a stop at Vanille & Marille for homemade ice cream or Tadim Ocakbaşı for their legendary lamb skewers with mint - a local culinary favorite.

Between Viktoriapark, Chamissoplatz, and Urbanhafen, the true Kreuzberg lifestyle comes to life - a mix of history and modernity, style and culture. Café culture thrives here, whether at Cabana Coffee Roasters or Chapter One Coffee, where enjoying a cup of coffee is treated like an art form.

If you want to venture further, the Gneisenaustraße subway station, several bus lines along Blücherstraße, and plenty of car-sharing options make getting around easy. The main train station is about 15 minutes away, and Berlin Brandenburg International Airport (BER) is just a 30-minute drive.