First occupancy: Penthouse with views over the Tiergarten and fireplace in the open-plan living area

The highlights are

• loft-like living area with fireplace
• open fitted kitchen with island
• large glass fronts & south-east-facing balcony with views over the Tiergarten
• ceilings up to 5 m high
• 2 bathrooms with Laufen fittings
• lovingly landscaped communal garden in the inner courtyard
• minimum rental period 2 years, limited to 5 years

The furniture pieces by Bolia create a harmonious balance between elegance and comfort and perfectly complement the ambience of the penthouse apartment.

INTERIOR
This newly renovated penthouse with 114 m² is located on the 5th floor of a magnificent historic building from 1888. The spacious living area impresses with its loft-like design with ceilings up to 5 meters high and a fireplace that creates a cozy atmosphere.

Large, minimalist glass fronts with anthracite-colored window frames and skylights ensure that the rooms are flooded with light and offer a fantastic view over Tiergarten.

The open, anthracite-colored designer kitchen with island is an elegant, stylish eye-catcher that stands out. Equipped with high-quality Siemens devices, it combines design and functionality at the highest level.

Adjacent to the living area, a double-leaf glass door leads to the study or second bedroom, which offers a wide view over Tiergarten through a large glass front and over the adjacent terrace. The master bedroom with en suite allows a view into the sky from the bed through a skylight. At the same time, round windows provide a historical and special architectural detail.

Both bathrooms are equipped with elegant gray wall and floor tiles in different formats, with mosaic tiles serving as a special highlight. The en suite with bathtub can be separated from the guest bathroom by a sliding door. An oak wood board detail serves as storage surface in front of the mirror and creates a pleasant, warm contrast. Fittings and ceramics are from Laufen’s Kartell series and exude the highest quality.

The white walls combined with anthracite-colored details, such as the Le Corbusier switch system from Jung, give the rooms a modern, contrasting elegance. The oak parquet complements it with its natural structure and warm feel and creates an inviting feeling. Electric blinds on the large window fronts and skylights allow for effortless regulation of light and sunlight, increasing both comfort and functionality.

The interplay of warm, organic textures and clean lines creates a modern, yet inviting atmosphere that exudes timeless elegance and comfort.

EXTERIOR
The historic building, built in 1888, impresses with its unmistakable turn-of-the-century charm. The two-story high ceiling in the entrance welcomes you, with light cream & rose tones and impressive stucco on the ceilings and walls. A lovingly designed and planted communal garden in the inner courtyard invites you to relax. A bicycle cellar, which can be easily accessed next to the house entrance, offers the possibility of storing two bicycles. Located in a traffic-calmed area, the direct neighbourhood offers peace and relaxation despite its central location.

LOCATION
The proximity to the riverbank of the Spree and Tiergarten park invite for long runs, relaxing walks or a glass of wine to enjoy the sunset in the Weltwirtschaft Rooftop Kiosk at the House of World Cultures.

There is fantastic coffee at Moa and if you need some relaxation you can hop over for Sauna and a dip in the pool at Vabali Spa around the corner.

There is an excellent connection to the public transport network via the M10 tram, various bus lines and Berlin Central Station, which is only a few minutes away. From here you can reach all important destinations (BER airport within 40 minutes) quickly and easily.