Above The Rooftops Of The Scheunenviertel: Living In The Historic City Palace

The listed heritage building was designed around 1845 by Carl Wilhelm Hoffmann, Royal State Master Builder of the Berlin Court Building Commission for the Neues Museum, as an elegant city mansion and lovingly refurbished in 2013. Experience exquisite living comfort in the vibrant heart of Berlin.

Living Comfort

- Fully equipped fitted kitchen with wood-look finish
- Open fireplace in historic style
- High-quality bathroom tiled in natural stone with bathtub, shower, two washbasins and sauna
- Additional bathroom with shower
- Utility room
- Elevator landing
- Video intercom system
- Private cellar compartment
- Historic staircase from the mid-19th century
Light and Quality of Life

- Ceiling height approx. 2.80 m
- Double-glazed windows with wooden frames
- Balcony facing southwest with a view of the TV Tower
Interior Design

- Plank flooring and parquet in larch
- Double doors with brass fittings
- All door handles in brass, true to the original and historically replicated
- Original window handles
- Bakelite sockets and light switches by THPG

This penthouse apartment is in a prime central location in Berlin’s so-called Scheunenviertel. As part of the historic city center, this highly sought-after neighborhood lies immediately north of the River Spree between Alexanderplatz and Torstraße, impressing with its history-steeped streets and well-preserved original building fabric. The very special atmosphere of Berlin’s Scheunenviertel is reflected in the interplay between bustling inner-city life and idyllically quiet, secluded side streets. The Volksbühne at Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz, known far beyond Berlin, is just a few steps away and attracts theatre lovers with its remarkable productions. In addition, venues such as the Berlin State Opera on Unter den Linden and the Konzerthaus at Gendarmenmarkt offer a wide range of opportunities to experience the city’s rich culture. Key destinations such as Alexanderplatz, the Unter den Linden boulevard, Friedrichstraße, Torstraße, the government district and Humboldt University of Berlin are also within a few minutes’ walk. Those seeking peace, relaxation and nature can visit the nearby Tiergarten, the green lung of the city center. With day-care centers, primary and secondary schools as well as the international Berlin Cosmopolitan School, families in the surrounding new neighborhood will find suitable institutions to support their children. Between big-city flair and serenity, you will find an exclusive retreat here.

Built-in kitchen