Claude 8

This prestigious residential building, constructed during the boom of the Wilhelminian era at the end of the 19th century, has been extensively renovated and revitalised with respect for the original architecture and an eye to modernity. In keeping with the colour and design concept by interior designer Nora von Nordenskjöld, the imposing main entrance area and the stairwells have been completely refurbished; the centuries-old doors have been individually restored in accordance with historical models and with meticulous attention to detail, and the façade has been redesigned in an elegant colour scheme .

Breaking the boundaries of contemporary design this is what the interior design firm Novono achieves within the apartments as well. The spectacular offering: 12 luxuriously appointed period flats available for the first time following renovation including 8 apartments and 4 studios complemented by three exceptionally designed new-build flats, stylistically inspired by the period building, on the newly converted 4th floor and top floor. The result is a further 2 modern flats on the 4th floor and 1 exceptional penthouse with two loggia style terraces and a roof terrace. The pinnacle of living. Within reach. The two show flats on the 1st floor of the front building and the side wing demonstrate the outstanding quality and timeless aesthetics of the exquisite fittings. The lovingly designed courtyard offers a green oasis of calm with relaxing seating areas and a fountain.

Right next to the tranquil waters, in direct dialogue with the epicenters of the metropolis: the Hansaviertel behaves like an invisible celebrity. Located west of the Federal Government and east of Charlottenburg, it lies at the intersection of global issues and established middle-class life. Key locations such as the embassy district on Tiergartenstraße or the national hub of the main train station are within easy reach. Thanks to its ideal infrastructure, the Zoo and Friedrichstraße merge into a meaningful neighborhood: its own.
Founded in 1874, the district represents the old center of Berlin.

Today, the quiet Claudiusstraße, characterized by understated historic buildings, is part of the historic neighborhood north of the modern architectural estate. A place that breathes history. Embraced by the Spree, nestled in the greenery of the Tiergarten, and flanked by Straße des 17. Junis, life here is almost secluded—yet you’re right in the thick of it: in the quiet heart of the metropolis.

*Please note that a buyer’s commission of 3.57% (incl. VAT) of the purchase price applies to the successful purchase of this property.