The apartment is arranged with a calm, classical logic. From the central hallway, the rooms unfold in clear sequence, separating living and private spaces with ease. To the front, the living room opens onto the first balcony, accompanied by a second room that works equally well as a study or child’s room. Warm wooden floors run throughout, grounding the interiors in a quiet sense of continuity. Toward the rear, the bedroom is set apart, while the kitchen occupies a generous position of its own, opening onto a second balcony and allowing space for everyday dining. The bathroom, finished with mosaic tiles and daylight, completes the plan with understated clarity.

Beyond the apartment, the entrance reveals original patterned tiles, leading into a wooden staircase that rises through the building with sculptural simplicity. The late 19th-century façade anchors the property in its historic context, offering a composed and enduring presence on a quiet street in Eimsbüttel.