In the Monbijoupark area: Stylish 5-room apartment in a historic building under preservation order.

A unique apartment in a historic building dating back to 1886, just a few steps from Monbijoupark. The approximately 186 m² apartment is located on the 3rd floor of the front building and offers five spacious rooms, as well as a layout that can be adapted to individual needs. The three interconnected rooms, facing Tucholskystraße, are particularly striking. Large windows, exceptional ceiling heights, and classic sash windows create generous sightlines and the characteristic sense of space typical of Berlin's historic buildings. The eastern orientation of the rooms allows for plenty of morning light. Adjacent to these rooms is the spacious "Berliner Zimmer" (Berlin room), which could be used as a dining area or, in the future, as a living kitchen. The current separate kitchen is located in the rear of the apartment. This area offers further possibilities for design: for example, during a renovation, the kitchen could be integrated into the "Berliner Zimmer," and the current kitchen area could be used for other purposes. Another room is located quietly, overlooking the courtyard. In addition, there is a bathroom with a bathtub and natural light, a separate guest toilet, and a storage room. Historic parquet flooring (both herringbone and strip patterns), wooden floorboards, panel doors, and restored double-glazed windows highlight the apartment's original character. The building itself, a listed building, is impressive with its elaborately restored entrance hall and staircase. This is a spacious apartment in a classic Berlin building, retaining many original features and offering ample scope for personalization, in an exceptionally central location.

The apartment is located on Oranienburger Straße, at the corner of Tucholskystraße, in the heart of Berlin-Mitte, and very close to Monbijoupark. Few locations offer such a direct connection between historical Berlin and modern city life. The New Synagogue, with its distinctive golden dome, is directly across the street, while Museum Island, the Spree River, Monbijoupark, and the Scheunenviertel district are all easily accessible on foot. The neighborhood is characterized by historic buildings, galleries, restaurants, cafes, and small shops. At the same time, some of Berlin's most famous cultural attractions are located in the immediate vicinity. Museum Island is on the other side of the Spree, and Hackescher Markt and the numerous attractions around Oranienburger Straße are also quickly accessible. Despite this very urban location, the nearby Monbijoupark offers a pleasant contrast to city life. The public transportation connections are excellent: the S-Bahn station Oranienburger Straße and the U-Bahn station Oranienburger Tor are located nearby, as are several tram and bus lines. This is a location for those who truly want to experience Berlin-Mitte on foot – between the Spree, Museum Island, the Scheunenviertel, and Monbijoupark.