A Residence Of Its Own – Grand Period Living In Charlottenburg

Some properties impress through size. Others through atmosphere. Very few through both.

Occupying the entire third floor of an elegant period building, this exceptional residence represents a rare combination of historical architecture, contemporary refinement and remarkable privacy.

Spanning approximately 254.5 sqm of living space, the apartment creates a residential experience that has become increasingly rare in Berlin: generous in scale, quietly representative and uncompromising in quality.

Arrival already sets the tone. The elevator opens directly onto the private residential floor and leads into an entrance hall that immediately establishes the character of the home — elegant, understated and quietly impressive.

Historic proportions, ceiling heights of up to approximately 3.80 metres, original double doors, classical box windows and carefully preserved architectural details create an atmosphere of timeless sophistication.

At the centre of the residence lies the generously proportioned kitchen and dining area — conceived not merely as a functional space, but as a place for gathering, entertaining and everyday living at the highest level.

Custom-crafted Siematic cabinetry, a sculptural island in deep black natural stone, premium integrated appliances and a precisely curated lighting concept create a refined architectural composition. The adjoining fireplace introduces warmth and atmosphere while reinforcing the room’s representative character.

The sequence of salon, dining and study areas unfolds with natural elegance and offers exceptional flexibility between formal entertaining and private retreat.

The private quarters remain intentionally separated. The primary suite combines calm proportions with bespoke wall finishes and direct access to the principal bathroom. A dressing room with custom joinery further elevates the residential concept.

Two bathrooms create distinct atmospheres: the principal bathroom combines freestanding bathtub, Salvatori marble, Effegibi steam sauna and Fantini fittings, while the second bathroom appears brighter, calmer and deliberately understated.

A protected loggia completes the residence and creates a rare outdoor retreat within one of Berlin’s most established residential quarters.

This is not a home defined by trends, but by permanence, proportion and enduring quality.