Light-filled architect-designed apartment in a quiet location in Berlin-Neukölln

€515,000

3 Rooms
1 Bedrooms
1 Bathrooms
~91 m² Living area

Description

This appealing architect-designed apartment in the heart of Neukölln combines inviting coziness, technical sophistication with sophisticated interior design. ● Harmonious room layout with bright colors and selected surfaces, individually designed by the architect ● Custom-made, fully equipped built-in kitchen and marble counter with built-in gas cooktop ● Double-glazed windows with wooden frames ● Velux roof windows with internal blackout blinds ● Ceiling height up to approx. 3.30 m ● Parquet and concrete screed flooring on the 4th floor ● Underfloor heating in the bathroom ● Daylight-flooded bathroom with rain shower and light natural stone tiles ● Unique bathroom cube with light strip and shower, washbasin, and toilet within a walnut cabinet ● Custom-made chaise longue from walnut wood ● Space-saving staircase, designed by the interior architect ● Walk-in wardrobe ● Additional toilet in the attic ● Custom-made built-in cupboards provide additional storage space

Features

Built-in kitchenBuilt in wardrobe

Engel & Völkers Berlin Mitte MMC

+49 30 203780

Your advisor: Jan Wittneben

Property ID: W-030LD0

Location: Neukölln, Berlin

In the heart of vibrant Neukölln, at the junction with Alt-Treptow, lies a place that combines urban pulse with creative tranquility: Between late-night shops, small studios, cafés, theaters, and backyard workshops, the Berlin blend of living, working, and relaxing finds its expression here. Smaller supermarkets, organic shops, and the famous weekly market at Maybachufer are also in the vicinity of the property offered here. The location offers excellent connectivity: Buses and the S-Bahn (Treptower Park) are easily accessible, and the bicycle is the preferred mode of transport here anyway. For relaxing breaks or sporting activities in the greenery, Treptower Park, Wildenbruchpark, and the banks of the Landwehr Canal are just a walk away. Along the eastern side of the canal, up to the Lohmühlenbrücke and then through Harzer Straße, the border wall between East and West once ran. Whether as a place to live or a creative retreat – the surroundings offer just the right amount of inspiration, community, and big city life. An ideal location for those who appreciate the unconventional in everyday life.