Found on the first floor of a beautiful Wilhelminian style building in the Scheunenviertel, this bright and airy two-room apartment is an ideal spot for someone wanting a quiet space within the heart of a vibrant city. Its high ceilings, parquet floor made from beech wood, and smoothed walls are classic of any Altbau buildings and hold the sort of unique historic charm that just can’t be replicated. Boasting a living space of approximately 69 m², the property hosts a living and dining area, fully equipped kitchen, a spacious bedroom, and a bathroom (with a bath!) which welcomes in the sunlight. Downstairs you’ll find a cellar compartment alongside a leafy inner courtyard to bask in during your downtime.
“Its high ceilings, parquet floor made from beech wood, and smoothed walls are classic of any Altbau buildings and hold the sort of unique historic charm that just can’t be replicated”
The historic Scheunenviertel district lies in Berlin’s central borough, Mitte–one of Berlin’s most popular quarters to live in, and with good reason. Teeming with foodie favorites and checkered with a multitude of cultural offerings, it’s an animated and ever-evolving section of the city that celebrates diversity and creativity. Popular destinations such as Rosenthaler Platz, Alexanderplatz, Museum Island and the Berlin Cathedral are just a walking distance from the property. The quarter’s pleasant atmosphere is bolstered by a mix of the quintessential old buildings alongside modern architecture. The neighborhood’s unique spirit and easy access to the city’s commodities makes the apartment a perfect place for creating an idyllic home.
“The historic Scheunenviertel district lies in Berlin’s central borough, Mitte–one of Berlin’s most popular quarters to live in, and with good reason”
