Licht, Raum & Historie: Repräsentatives Wohnen Am Köllnischen Park
3 Beds
2 Baths
1,583 Sqft
Updated: October 30
About the Property
This exclusive 4-room apartment in the heart of Berlin-Mitte combines bright spaciousness with a modern, open layout. Elegant oak parquet flooring and large windows emphasize the stylish ambiance and offer sophisticated living comfort at the highest level.
- Elegant oak parquet and tiled floors - Triple-glazed windows with wooden frames - Impressive ceiling height of approx. 3.60
This exclusive 4-room apartment in the heart of Berlin-Mitte combines bright spaciousness with a modern, open layout. Elegant oak parquet flooring and large windows emphasize the stylish ambiance and offer sophisticated living comfort at the highest level.
- Elegant oak parquet and tiled floors - Triple-glazed windows with wooden frames - Impressive ceiling height of approx. 3.60 m - Fully equipped fitted kitchen with electrical appliances including Miele and a large cooking island with hob and integrated extractor - Wall-integrated sliding doors - Mezzanine in the bedroom with access to the balcony - Additional balcony - Bathroom with bathtub and towel radiator - Bathroom with barrier-free rain shower and towel radiator - Optional parking space available for rent
Köllnischer Park was established in the 18th century. Today, it forms the heart of a neighborhood that is both peaceful and fascinating in the historic city center. Around the green space unfolds a unique environment of outstanding architecture and a nature-oriented urban landscape: The Märkisches Museum preserves Berlin’s historical memory as the world’s first freestanding city museum and architectural gem, while the former bear enclosure serves as a municipal gallery for contemporary art, creating exciting contrasts. The impressive facade of the House at Köllnischer Park—now Metropol Park—significantly shapes the district’s appearance as an outstanding example of brick expressionism. This high-quality building ensemble is complemented by the former Köllnisches Gymnasium, now housing a music school. Nearby Wallstraße offers cafés, restaurants, and small shops, while the intersecting Inselstraße leads directly to the Märkisches Ufer. A walk by the water or across the bridge to Fischerinsel opens wide, unobstructed views of old Berlin. For destinations beyond this idyll, the transport connections are perfect: via Märkisches Museum U-Bahn station and the nearby Jannowitzbrücke, U-Bahn, S-Bahn, and buses quickly and directly take you in all directions—whether into the vibrant city life, to BER airport, or the surrounding area.