Spacious loft apartment in the heart of Schöneberg

In the heart of the sought-after district of Schöneberg, 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 elegantly converted in 2009 under architect Markus Coelen into an exceptional residential building with ten spacious apartments. For this outstanding transformation, the project received the prestigious “The Golden House” award from the Federal Foundation of Baukultur. The location is urban yet quiet: the Innsbrucker Platz U- and S-Bahn station is only a few minutes’ walk away. If you own a car, you can reach Berlin’s city motorway in no time. Shops, cafés, restaurants, and the approx. 6.6-hectare Rudolph Wilde Park (formerly: Schöneberg City Park), ideal for sports or simply relaxing, are in the immediate vicinity.