Architecture in sculptural clarity – A loft as a spatial work of art
€1,800,000
4 Rooms
2 Bedrooms
1 Bathroom
~137 m² Living area
Construction year 1840
Description
This exceptional loft was realized by architect “Siki Im” as a bespoke spatial concept. A restrained material palette of exposed concrete, oak and brushed metal creates a purist yet warm living atmosphere. The floating oak box presents the sleeping area as a sculptural centerpiece. A residential property for aesthetes who wish not merely to inhabit architecture, but to experience it.
Open, flowing living and entertaining area on the lower level, with private retreat spaces on the upper gallery level
Custom-made “Heavy Metal” designer kitchen by Reform with Gaggenau appliances
Fully equipped bathroom with Vola fittings, Bette bathtub, Alape washbasin, Toto Washlet shower toilet and infrared sauna
Consistent reduction to a select range of high-quality materials for a calm, timeless atmosphere
Custom-made seating landscape by Amura
Floating cantilever staircase in solid oak
Sculptural, floating oak “Sleepbox” as the central architectural element
Built-in wardrobes providing versatile storage
Loft-style spaciousness with a ceiling height of approx. 5.30 m
Sophisticated lighting concept with indirect lighting integrated into ceilings, furniture and architectural elements
One of the most sought-after residential areas in Berlin’s historic centre is undoubtedly the Scheunenviertel district. Here, the charm of historic streets combines with contemporary architecture in the form of modern infill developments, creating a fascinating architectural tension. The neighbourhood’s special atmosphere arises from the interplay of urban life and quiet side streets. A well-established infrastructure, together with a diverse cultural and culinary offering, makes this location particularly attractive. The Hackesche Höfe courtyards and surrounding streets offer an abundance of excellent restaurants, independent cafés, small galleries and lovingly run shops. Your walk could take you from Rosenthaler Platz via Alexanderplatz to the magnificent boulevard Unter den Linden. Along the way, you will also pass the River Spree and the famous Museum Island, home to some of humanity’s most significant artistic and cultural treasures. Metropolitan, Cosmopolitan and the Freie Waldorfschule are all within easy walking distance. In terms of transport, the property on offer is exceptionally well connected: the Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz, Rosenthaler Platz and Weinmeisterstraße underground stations, as well as several tram lines, are in the immediate vicinity.