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Penthouse in a Large Park Complex – Essen (Blick auf Wohnen)
Penthouse in a Large Park Complex – Essen (Blick auf Küche)
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Penthouse in a Large Park Complex – Bad
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Penthouse in a Large Park Complex

Commission-freePrivate listingohne-makler.net
Am Orangeriepark13156 Berlin – NiederschönhausenBerlin
Rent excluding bills
3230 €
Living area
172 m²
Rooms
4,5
TraumImmo ID: TGJZF3Z
Partner ID: 501588

Published on 04/10/2026 · Last checked on 23/10/2026

Advertiser:
Privat vom Eigentümer

Key facts

TypePenthouse
Floor2
Living area approx.172 m²
Year built2012
Bedrooms2
Available fromNach Vereinbarung
Rooms4,5
Bathrooms2
HeatingUnderfloor heating
Fuel typeGas
LiftStep-free accessGuest toiletParkingFitted kitchenShowerBathtubRoof terraceFireplace

Parking spaces2
ConditionLike new
Floors in the building2
Usable floor area196 m²
Heating costs included in the service chargeNo

Rent & running costs

Rent excluding bills3230 €
Service charge540 €
Heating costs190 €
Total rent3960 €
Deposit10140€
Price per m²23.02 €/m²

About this apartment

This exclusive penthouse is part of an ensemble and borders the historic Pankow-Niederschönhausen Palace Park. The grounds originally belonged to Niederschönhausen Palace, which Frederick II had expanded as a summer palace for Queen Elisabeth Christine. The ensemble of four smaller town villas is located east of the former orangery, in the former herb gardens. It directly adjoins the palace and palace park.

The penthouse has a living area of approx. 172m² and is located on the second floor of one of the four town villas. The apartment comprises 4.5 rooms, 2 bathrooms, a kitchen and a utility room, all finished to a high standard. The living-dining area and kitchen are open-plan. A high-quality Italian fitted kitchen with a hob in the central island and a breakfast bar is integrated. The apartment has a wraparound south-facing roof terrace. An elevator provides convenient access to the apartment from the underground garage and ground floor; the apartment is also barrier-free, with the exception of the terrace access points. Two parking spaces are available as an option (€115 each). Also available as an option are 2 storage rooms of 13 qm each (€35 each). The shared listed garden is available to residents. Pets are not permitted in this property.


Fittings and features, as described

The underfloor heating is powered by a geothermal system in combination with gas heating and also provides a cooling function for the summer months. An open fireplace creates a cozy atmosphere. The Italian designer kitchen with central island is equipped with high-quality electrical appliances. The fittings and tiles in the bathrooms have been selected with particular taste. All room floors are laid with oak parquet. A room height of 2,84 cm allows for tall wardrobes. The windows are fitted with electronic roller shutters and timers. The terminals for the video intercom system and the option of a high-speed internet connection are integrated into a well-designed technical concept, with LAN connections in most rooms.
In addition to the utility room, 2 lockable storage rooms in the basement and 2 underground parking spaces are available as options.


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Niederschönhausen in Pankow offers a balanced mix of tranquility and urban infrastructure. Excellent connections to the city center are ensured by the S2 suburban rail line and U2 underground line, as well as bus routes 107 and 150. Shopping facilities, schools, a hospital and parks are in the immediate vicinity.

The residential buildings of “Orangeriepark” are directly adjacent to Niederschönhausen Palace and its park. The palace orangery was originally located here. The residential buildings therefore have their own small private park and are nestled in extensive green surroundings with numerous paths. The palace park right outside the door offers many kilometers of beautiful paths for walking or jogging. Pankow public outdoor pool is adjacent to the park.

The palace itself is surrounded by many villas that are still preserved today, for example on Majakowskiring, where the GDR nomenklatura had its residences. With the founding of the GDR on 7 October 1949, Schönhausen Palace was handed over by the Soviet Union to the GDR and served as the official residence of the President of the GDR, Wilhelm Pieck, from 1949 to 1960. The garden architect Reinhold Lingner designed the inner palace garden as a cheerful, open-looking garden in the characteristic style of the 1950s. The palace became a backdrop for the GDR’s self-presentation, where state visitors were accommodated. After reunification, the Two Plus Four Talks took place here, and Pankow became the namesake of Berlin’s most populous borough, which comprises the historically evolved districts of Prenzlauer Berg, Pankow and Weißensee.

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