Property key facts
This exceptional penthouse apartment spans two floors in vibrant Kreuzberg, offering a unique living experience with direct Spree river access. The heritage-protected building from 1889 with original wooden staircase houses this light-flooded oasis featuring floor-to-ceiling windows and three distinct outdoor areas. The elevator provides convenient access to your private sixth-floor retreat.
The 153 m² apartment features continuous oak parquet flooring and a premium Bulthaup kitchen with elegant Gaggenau and Miele appliances in the open-plan upper level. The spacious living area with comfortable Flexform couch, turntable and art books opens through a complete window front onto the 48 m² rooftop terrace with Weber grill and panoramic views of Berlin's skyline and the Spree. The master bedroom with king-size bed and wall-to-wall built-in wardrobes has direct access to an intimate Roman-style natural stone patio where morning birdsong creates peaceful moments. The second bedroom sits under the cozy dormer window with double bed, bookshelves and iconic DeSede 61 sofa. The lower level offers a separate work area with Italian Gianna Songia leather sofa, elegant desk and Eames office chair, plus access to the covered south-facing loggia with treetop and rooftop views. This south-oriented area is bathed in sunlight throughout the year, providing optimal working conditions with natural light streaming through generous windows. Two naturally-lit bathrooms complete the offering - one with walk-in rain shower on the upper floor, the other with large bathtub and direct patio views on the ground level. High-speed internet, washing machine and comprehensive kitchen equipment with Braun, Stelton and Giannini appliances round out the amenities. Additional storage is provided through the extra-large wardrobe and integrated storage solutions across both floors, while a bicycle cellar on the ground floor ensures secure storage for residents.
Kreuzberg combines alternative culture with urban dynamism - from Köpenicker Straße you can quickly reach Görlitzer Park and the Spree promenade. The district offers authentic restaurants, art galleries and vibrant markets in one of Berlin's most characterful neighborhoods. Ideal for international professionals, artists, families and expats seeking furnished temporary living with direct water access.
