The Building

Filigree stucco ornamentation, ornate cornices and detailed brackets: The ornamental façade of this magnificent building, which can be lived in, catches everyone's eye. An imposing impression that continues in the staircase on Sebastianstraße. Here, original, richly decorated wooden doors with metal ornaments meet impressive stucco marble walls. Two commercial units and a bicycle room are located in the basement. The other floors are occupied by vacant and rented 2- to 5-room apartments ranging in size from 51 to 147 square meters. The fact that historical architecture and modern comfort can go hand in hand is proven by the renovation of the facade in accordance with the preservation order, the redesign of the Luckauer Strasse staircase and the planned construction of a balcony tower. The architectural design of the staircase is being undertaken by none other than the renowned architect Stephanus Schmitz, who has already made a name for himself in the context of many other projects in and around Berlin. However, not only the common areas, but also the apartments themselves will mostly be extensively renovated and adapted to the needs of their future residents.

The Apartment

Nestled on the coveted 1st floor of Berlin's oldest tenement building, this expansive 5-room apartment spans 155 square meters. Embracing the charm of a classic historical construction, the vintage allure of this heritage-listed property is further enhanced by its preserved interior and exterior. Step onto the inviting balcony or traverse the elegant wooden flooring, experiencing the unique character of this space. Expertly designed by Fabian Freytag, the apartment is move-in ready, boasting a modern bathroom with a bathtub and an additional guest WC. With the added convenience of a storage room and cellar, this renovated and freshly adorned unit presents an opportunity for comfortable living in its well-maintained, pristine condition. Don't miss out on making this your new home in a truly historic setting.

The Location

Between Mitte and Kreuzberg. Between Spree and Landwehrkanal. Between art avant-garde and culinary diversity. The stately corner building combines Sebastianstraße and Luckauer Straße, two Berlin districts and the best of the capital. Thanks to numerous cultural, gastronomic and natural offerings, it skillfully brings all urban advantages to the point. Discover the latest from the international art scene in one of the many surrounding galleries. Taste your way through the experimental food and drink menus of the local restaurants, bars and cafés. Stroll along the banks of the metropolitan river. Enjoy the tranquility of the nearby Engelbecken. And experience Berlin from probably its most beautiful side.