Bright, loft-style 3-room apartment in Prenzlauer Berg, near Volkspark Friedrichshain.

This apartment, approximately 68 m² in size, is located on the 3rd floor of a historic building (designed by architect Bruno Taut) dating back to the 1920s. In 2014, an architect redesigned the space with an open layout, creating a bright, loft-like atmosphere that makes the apartment feel significantly larger and more inviting. The high ceilings (2.92 m), the continuous solid wood parquet flooring, and the large windows create a warm and welcoming ambiance. Despite the open floor plan, there are two rooms that can be completely closed off with doors – ideal as bedrooms, children's rooms, or a home office. The bathroom has a bathtub and has been partially modernized, resulting in a bright, functional, and contemporary space. From every room, you can see greenery. The sunny balcony overlooks the expansive, well-maintained courtyard with its mature trees. The apartment has been freshly renovated in preparation for sale: the floors have been sanded and oiled, and the rooms have been repainted – it is ready to move into immediately. Personal note:
I deliberately designed the apartment to be as open and welcoming as possible. My son, my partner, and I have always felt very comfortable here and have greatly appreciated the proximity to Volkspark Friedrichshain, the many cafes, and the relaxed neighborhood. There is a very friendly, young, and helpful community living in the building, which makes living here particularly pleasant.

Features:
• 68 sqm of living space
• 3 rooms
• Solid wood strip parquet flooring
• Ceiling height of 2.92m
• Open-plan living/dining/kitchen area
• Two separate bedrooms
• Fitted kitchen (included)
• Balcony overlooking the green courtyard
• Shared use of the garden
• Partially modernized daylight bathroom
• District heating
• Dry basement, bicycle storage room
• Historic building, 3rd floor
• No elevator

This approximately 68 sqm apartment is located on the 3rd floor of a listed building from the 1920s and was redesigned by an architect in 2014. The result is an open, light-filled layout that makes the apartment feel noticeably larger and more inviting than typical homes of this size. High ceilings (2.92m), continuous solid wood strip parquet flooring, and large windows create a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Despite the open-plan design, there are two fully enclosed rooms—ideal as bedrooms, a children’s room, or a home office. This bright and airy bathroom includes a bathtub and has been partially modernized, giving it a fresh and contemporary feel. Every room offers a view of greenery. The sunny balcony overlooks the spacious and well-maintained inner courtyard with its mature trees. The apartment has been recently renovated and is ready for immediate move-in: the floors have been sanded and re-oiled, and the rooms have been refreshed.

Personal note:
I designed this apartment to be open and welcoming. My son, my partner, and I always felt very much at home here and loved the proximity to Volkspark, the many cafes, and the relaxed atmosphere of the neighborhood. The building itself has a very friendly, young, and supportive community, which makes living here especially pleasant.

Features:
– Approximately 68 square meters of living space
– 3 rooms
– Open-plan living/dining/kitchen area
– Two separate bedrooms
– Fitted kitchen
– Balcony overlooking the green inner courtyard
– Recently renovated, wooden floors re-oiled
– Partially modernized daylight bathroom
– District heating
– Storage unit and bicycle room in the basement
– Listed building from the 1920s, 3rd floor, no elevator.

Quiet side street located right next to Volkspark Friedrichshain. Tram 10, Bus 200, and the S-Bahn Ring are all within walking distance. Shops, cafes, restaurants, and the Bötzowkiez are nearby. Two EV charging stations are located just outside the building. Schools and a kindergarten are also in the immediate vicinity.