Living on Paul-Lincke-Ufer – Renovated Historic Gem with Southwest-Facing Sunlight

This light-filled, exceptionally charmingly renovated apartment on the 4th floor offers a truly dreamlike living experience with its ideal southwest-facing orientation, leaving nothing to be desired. The magnificent listed corner building—constructed in 1903 in richly detailed Art Nouveau style to designs by Paul Ueberholz and Kurt Berndt—provides the perfect setting for this residential dream and treats you every day to unobstructed panoramic views of the Landwehr Canal.

- Modernized in 2016 to designs by the award-winning New York architecture firm White Arrow
- Delicate ornamental ceiling stucco
- Restored wooden double-casement windows with classic olive-shaped handles
- Refurbished floorboards
- Modern, naturally lit shower bathroom
- Smoothly skimmed walls for a contemporary living ambience
- Stylish kitchen with integrated bench seating
- Practical utility room with washing-machine and dryer connections
- Ceiling height approx. 3.19 metres
- Passenger lift (half-flight landing)
- Two communal roof terraces
- Spacious basement storage unit (exclusive right of use)
- Separate bicycle storage room

One of Kreuzberg’s most attractive residential areas is undoubtedly Paul-Lincke-Ufer, wonderfully situated on the sunny side of the Landwehr Canal. Right on your doorstep, the “Pavillon am Ufer” awaits you—an iconic Berlin institution. By day, it is a charming café known for its waffles, excellent coffee and fine snacks; in the evening, the pavilion transforms into a relaxed bar. From the coveted outdoor seating directly by the water, you can spend wonderful hours in the sun and watch the colorful, unhurried activity. The green paths along the canal also invite you to stroll, jog or linger while enjoying live music. The urban surroundings are characterized by magnificent Art Nouveau buildings and lively, tree-lined streets. Favorite local restaurants, trendy bars and interesting venues follow one another here—Berlin’s diversity can be felt at close quarters. The famous weekly market on the opposite Maybachufer is a firmly established neighborhood institution, attracting a colorful crowd twice a week. Smaller supermarkets and organic food stores in the immediate vicinity of the apartment complement the range of amenities. Public transport connections are also excellent: the U8 line at Schönleinstraße Underground Station, the U1 at Görlitzer Bahnhof and the M29 bus on Ohlauer Straße are all easily reached within a few minutes on foot.

Built-in kitchen