Period apartment with private terrace and almost 60 m² big garden

The highlights are:

• original wood floors and casement doors, restored
• private terrace (21 m²) with 60 m² garden (special use rights)
• total usable area of ​​116 m²
• open-plan living, dining, and kitchen with terrace access
• matte white fitted kitchen with timeless design
• stylish bathroom featuring Moroccan tiles from GOLEM and underfloor heating
• statement exposed brick wall
• sought-after Bötzowkiez location

INTERIOR
This beautifully renovated period apartment blends classic charm with modern comfort. Thoughtfully laid out, it offers direct access to a spacious terrace with a garden area (special usage rights). A rare oasis in the heart of Prenzlauer Berg.

Refurbished original features such as wooden casement doors and plank flooring preserve the apartment’s historic character. The open-plan living, dining, and kitchen area flows seamlessly onto the terrace and forms the vibrant heart of the home. A timeless matte-white fitted kitchen is integrated elegantly into the space.

A standout feature is the partially exposed brick wall, which adds texture and a distinctive personal touch to the living area. The bathroom is stylishly finished, with ornamental tiles, underfloor heating, and a clean, minimalist design.

A quiet bedroom overlooking the well-kept courtyard, air conditioning and electric blinds, round off this exceptional offer.

EXTERIOR
Constructed around 1900, the building complex showcases a clearly structured Wilhelminian-style façade. The five-story plastered front building impresses with its symmetrical window layout, refined cornices, and tiered balconies with grooved parapets. Its light sand-colored exterior emphasizes the building’s understated elegance and fits harmoniously into the historic streetscape.

Access to the apartment is via the peaceful rear building, set within a leafy courtyard. The richly adorned entrance with its detailed stucco ornamentation is a true architectural highlight. Flanking sculptures, pilasters, and molded frames give the entryway a stately character and reflect the craftsmanship of the era.

The well-maintained staircase features original wooden banisters, dark-stained steps, and high-quality sisal runners. Half-height walls with dark trim subtly structure the space. Stairwell windows on each landing provide natural light and enhance the bright, welcoming atmosphere. The building as a whole conveys a refined sense of heritage, care, and stylistic clarity.

LOCATION
Pasteurstraße is located in the desirable Bötzowviertel neighborhood, a well-established area of historic buildings between Prenzlauer Allee and Volkspark Friedrichshain. Quiet and lined with well-preserved Wilhelminian architecture, the street offers a peaceful residential setting. Volkspark Friedrichshain is just a short walk away and invites with expansive green spaces, playgrounds, cafés, and an open-air cinema.

Despite the calm surroundings, everyday amenities are close at hand. Supermarkets such as Edeka, Lidl, and Denn’s Biomarkt are within walking distance, along with bakeries, convenience shops, and local farmers’ markets near Greifswalder Straße.

Public transport is excellent. Tram lines M4, M5, and M6 are quickly accessible and reach Alexanderplatz in just a few minutes. From there, direct S-Bahn and regional train services connect to Berlin Hauptbahnhof in about 10 minutes and to BER Airport in about 35 to 40 minutes.