2-room apartment on the Spree River: quiet and centrally located in "Charlottenburg No. 1".

Morning by the water, evening on the balcony.
Stepping out of the front door, you're just a few steps away from the Spree river. This 2-room apartment in the "Charlottenburg No. 1" residential complex combines city living in the heart of Berlin with the feeling of being surrounded by nature. Floor-to-ceiling, triple-glazed windows bring natural light into every room while also providing excellent sound insulation. The view extends over the green courtyard with its tall trees, and between the buildings, all the way to the river. The balcony, with its wooden flooring, faces northwest, offering a quiet and pleasantly cool space in the summer: perfect for enjoying your morning coffee in the shade or reading a book in the afternoon. The open-plan living area is the heart of the apartment. The built-in kitchen, equipped with Bosch appliances, is centrally located, so you're not isolated while cooking, and the balcony door is just a few steps away. Warm oak parquet flooring with underfloor heating runs throughout the living area, bedroom, and hallway. A sliding door separates the living area and the bedroom: when open, the apartment feels spacious, and when closed, you have a quiet bedroom. A floor-to-ceiling window with a view of the greenery also provides plenty of light in the bedroom. In the bright bathroom, featuring large grey tiles that extend to the ceiling, you can relax in the bathtub. A heated towel rail ensures warm towels, while the utility room with a washing machine connection and a private cellar provide storage and organization. An elevator, electric blinds, an electronic locking system, and a video intercom system make everyday life easier. The building's concierge service takes care of many tasks, and the well-maintained entrance area with natural stone flooring welcomes you and your guests. The green courtyard gardens of the complex offer a tranquil retreat right outside your apartment. The building is heated by district heating generated from combined heat and power. A parking space in the building's underground garage can be rented, subject to availability. Whether as a primary residence in the city, a second home, or a first step into homeownership, this apartment is move-in ready and can be furnished to your exact taste.

Among the most attractive addresses in western Berlin is Spreestadt, where "Charlottenburg No. 1" is located. Where once salt warehouses and industry dominated, a vibrant neighborhood has emerged between the Spree River, the Landwehr Canal, and the Tiergarten park. The English Straße (English Street) owes its name to the neo-Gothic architectural style, which was referred to as "English" in Germany. The Royal Porcelain Manufactory KPM, which has been located here since 1870, still produces its porcelain by hand. A waterway along the promenade of the complex recalls the Schafgraben canal, which once connected the KPM with the Spree River. A path along the riverbank begins directly in front of the building. In the early morning, the first joggers can be seen here, and on weekends, walkers and cyclists join them. In the autumn, the colorful foliage is reflected in the water. Those who follow the riverbank will reach Charlottenburg Palace and its Baroque palace gardens. The Tiergarten, one of Berlin's largest parks, is also very close by and offers opportunities for cycling and picnics. The Tiergarten S-Bahn station (S3, S5, S7, S9) is just a few minutes' walk away. Without needing to change trains, you can reach Zoologischer Garten station, the main train station (Hauptbahnhof), or Friedrichstraße. The S9 train takes you directly to BER airport. Those who wish can happily do without a car here. The Straße des 17. Juni begins at Charlottenburger Tor, offering views of the Victory Column. The Technical University and the University of the Arts contribute to a vibrant, creative atmosphere in the neighborhood. Charlottenburg Palace, with its museums, is a popular destination, and a walk through the Tiergarten leads to the Brandenburg Gate. For everyday needs, everything is nearby: EDEKA supermarkets, bakeries, cafes, pharmacies, and general practitioners. On the Englische Straße, a cafe directly on the water invites you to relax, while a restaurant and another cafe near the KPM complete the offerings. If you want to live in the heart of the city and still have water, greenery, and tranquility right outside your door, you'll find your place here.