About this house
This extraordinary architect's house combines generous spatial comfort with stimulating daylight and a representative ambiance. In addition to the impressive glazing, various construction and fit-out details are fascinating, such as the many small windows and permanently integrated shelves.
Behind the extravagant façade, the interesting architecture enables a division into two apartments thanks to the separate staircase.
The living area on the ground floor is approx. 91 m², structured into a very large living, cooking and dining area with access to the terrace, a spacious bedroom, and a bathroom.
The kitchen area is characterized by plenty of work and cabinet space as well as functional appliances in the neat fitted kitchen. The conveniently two-way accessible bathroom is equipped, among other things, with a corner bathtub and separate shower cubicle.
The approx. 93 m2 large apartment on the upper floor consists of a generous living, cooking and dining area, three cozy bedrooms, a bathroom, separate guest WC, and a balcony.
The second upper floor forms a very attractive finish to the building. With the flair of a conservatory, the room, fully glazed on two sides, can be used, for example, as a light-filled studio. The natural wooden ceiling and large roof terrace contribute to the creative atmosphere.
This striking architect's house is perfected by the basement with exterior access, which offers technical and utility rooms as well as daylit rooms with ceilings approx. 2.40 meters high and homely accents. Installed is, among other things, an oil heating system (year of construction 1993). The comfort of living is enhanced by the garage at the house.
This individual building shines with a spacious, timelessly modern-looking architecture that makes it easy to use part of it as an accessory apartment/guest apartment or a section of the house for professional purposes. Whoever lives here gets a comfortable, family- and guest-friendly spatial spectrum in a top Berlin location
