Spacious loft in the Paul-Lincke-Höfe

Formerly a telegraph factory, the Paul-Lincke-Höfe were extensively renovated, expanded, and converted for residential use in 1999. The result embodies the typical Berlin mix: brick architecture, art installations inspired by Grimm's fairy tales, and a tranquil atmosphere in the heart of one of the city's trendiest neighborhoods. • Spacious loft with characteristic details from the period of origin • Flexible floor plan design – two rooms possible, e.g., by partitioning with custom-made built-in cabinets • Just a few minutes' walk from the idyllic Spree Riverbank • Robust industrial parquet • Floor-to-ceiling, double-glazed windows with elegant wooden frames throughout the apartment • Impressive vaulted ceilings with a height of up to approx. 3.36 m • Fitted kitchen with brand appliances • Bathroom with tub and separate shower • Practical guest WC • Underground parking space available separately for €45,000 • Doorman/concierge service for maximum comfort • Fairytale-designed courtyards – inspired by the stories of the Brothers Grimm • Separate basement compartment for additional storage space