Skyline Flair Meets Luxury Design: Exclusive Penthouse Residence With Gallery And Rooftop Terrace In

This exceptional, light-filled penthouse apartment with approx. 179 m² of living space combines modern design, exclusive living comfort and high-quality features at the highest level – situated in one of Berlin’s most sought-after locations between Mitte and Kreuzberg.

Living Comfort

- Ceiling height of up to approx. 5.43 m for an impressively spacious feel
- Air conditioning for comfortable temperatures year-round
- Custom-made kitchen (MBS Tischlerei, approx. €120k) as a central design feature, with premium built-in appliances by Miele and a high-performance Berbel extractor hood (approx. €8k)
- Built-in wardrobes in the bedroom for optimal storage
- Network cabling in all rooms
- 1 Gbit fibre-optic and 1 Gbit cable connections for fast connectivity
- Gira E2 switch range in a modern design
- Provision for a fireplace in the living area for added comfort
- Bathroom with corner bathtub and shower
- Guest WC
Light and Quality of Life

- Oiled oak flooring with a high-quality, natural appearance
- Generous window areas and Velux roof windows providing abundant daylight
- Insulating glazing for peace and quiet, energy efficiency and a pleasant indoor climate
- Lighting concept by Sabine de Shutter for an atmospheric interior
- Integrated smart lighting system for flexible lighting design
- Spacious gallery as an architectural highlight and additional living area
- Roof terrace with Kebony wood from Denmark and an integrated Bose sound system as an exclusive outdoor area
- Outdoor kitchen for convenient al fresco cooking, equipped with Miele appliances
- Balcony directly adjoining the living area as an additional private outdoor space
- Utility room
- Private cellar compartment

The residential area on the border between Berlin Mitte and Kreuzberg is one of the capital’s most sought-after locations. Nearby Köllnischer Park recalls Berlin’s origins: the twin city of Berlin-Cölln, situated on the opposite riverbank and Fischerinsel. The Berlin Wall ran along Engeldamm until 1989. Today, the area has developed into a popular residential neighborhood. Numerous shops for everyday needs, playgrounds, daycare centers and the Fanny Hensel Music School, as well as cafés, restaurants and clubs, are located in the immediate vicinity. The tranquil Märkisches Ufer is only approx. 300 m away; several embassies, Berlin Palace, the House of German Business and the Federal Foreign Office are within the wider surrounding area. The Märkisches Museum and Heinrich Heine Straße underground stations, Jannowitzbrücke S-Bahn station, and bus routes 265 and 147 are only a few hundred meters away. All parts of Berlin are exceptionally accessible from here.

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