Award-winning architecture: Elegant garden house apartment in the Scheunenviertel!

One of the most popular residential areas in Berlin’s historic center is undoubtedly the Scheunenviertel, the oldest still intact quarter, which creates an intriguing architectural tension with its historically significant streetscapes and modern infill development. The district’s very special atmosphere is reflected in the interplay between the bustling inner-city activity and the idyllically quiet, secluded side streets. A well-established infrastructure and the outstanding cultural and culinary offerings are just some of the reasons that make this location so appealing. The Hackesche Höfe and the surrounding streets attract visitors with numerous restaurants, interesting cafés, lovely shops, and small galleries. Rosenthaler Platz, Alexanderplatz, and Museum Island are also easily reachable on foot. On Museum Island, which houses impressive treasures of human history in its various museums, you can enjoy art at the highest level. Public transport connections are excellent as well: the U-Bahn stations Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz, Rosenthaler Platz, and Weinmeisterstraße, as well as numerous tram lines, are in the immediate vicinity of this high-quality apartment building constructed in 2013, which received the Berlin Architecture Prize in 2016.