At Lausitzer Platz, Kreuzberg: Elegant 5-Room Penthouse Apartment with South Terrace and Custom-Made Fittings 10997 Berlin

Between Lausitzer Platz and Görlitzer Park: Elegant 5-Room Penthouse Apartment with South Terrace and Custom-Made Fittings The classic historic building forms the corner development of Skalitzer and Lausitzer Streets and integrates seamlessly with the surrounding ornate stucco buildings. The ensemble at Skalitzer Straße 45, 46, 46A, 46B, Lausitzer Straße 1, 52, and Spreewaldplatz 2 was constructed between 1871 and 1880 and is listed as a historic monument in Berlin. The facade decoration primarily features late-classical or neo-Renaissance styles, reflecting its central urban location. The building was divided into condominiums in 1997. In addition to the partially developed attic at that time, the building now contains 16 additional units and a courtyard outbuilding. The charming courtyard features seating areas accessible to all residents. The attic was converted around 2011 and is accessible via the staircase, which is adorned with cheerful colors and original historic doors. The apartment enchants visitors immediately upon entry: Interesting spatial design with steel and wood elements, skylights, and generous ceiling heights create a masterful architectural interplay. Dark solid wood floorboards throughout ground the airy and open character of this unique penthouse apartment. The custom-made fittings in light gray multiplex run through the entire apartment, providing ample storage and are included in the purchase price. On approximately 142.72 m², the apartment features a large central living area and 4 separately accessible rooms. The heart of the apartment is the spacious living room with a dining area and an open-plan kitchen. The fitted kitchen leaves nothing to be desired; amateur chefs will appreciate the built-in appliances and gas stove. The large work surface invites communal cooking! The living room opens south to a 12.97 m² south-facing terrace, which, especially in summer, not only visually expands the living space outdoors. The unobstructed view on the terrace almost makes one forget that they are in the midst of bustling Kreuzberg. Separated from the living room by colorful glass elements, there is a particularly suitable room for use as a study or guest room, with skylights. The three additional rooms are located at the front of the apartment and are accessible via the hallway. The most spectacular is the corner master bedroom with views over Lausitzer Platz and its iconic Emmaus Church. The adjacent room accommodates a double bed and a sideboard. The rear room features a gallery level in the roof ridge that extends over the entrance area, where one can dream under the starry sky on a large mattress.