Spacious loft apartment in the heart of Schöneberg

In the sought-after Schöneberg district, on a quiet side street near Schöneberg Town Hall, an architectural gem from the 1950s awaits you. Originally designed as an administrative building, the property was extensively and stylishly converted in 2009 under the direction of architect Markus Coelen into an exceptional residential building comprising ten spacious apartments. This outstanding transformation earned the project the prestigious “Golden House” award from the Federal Foundation for Building Culture. The location is urban yet peaceful: Innsbrucker Platz underground and suburban railway station is only a few minutes’ walk away. Drivers can reach Berlin’s city motorway within a very short time. Shops, cafés, restaurants and the approximately 6.6-hectare Rudolph Wilde Park (formerly Schöneberg City Park), inviting you to exercise or simply relax, are all in the immediate vicinity.