Sold: Grünberger Straße, Friedrichshain: Beautiful 2-Room Period Apartment with Loggia and 3.40 m Ceiling Height

Grünberger Street, Friedrichshain: Beautiful 2-Room Period Apartment with Loggia and 3.40 m Ceiling Height

The 2-room period apartment offered here is located on Grünberger Street in Berlin Friedrichshain, on the 2nd floor of a typical Berlin Jugendstil (Art Nouveau) building. It impresses with well-balanced proportions, remarkable ceiling heights, and an authentic period ambience.

With a living area of approx. 77 sqm, the apartment comprises two almost equally sized rooms, a loggia, as well as a generously proportioned kitchen and a daylight bathroom. Ceiling heights of up to approx. 3.40 m create an exceptional sense of space throughout and underline the classic character of a Berlin period apartment. The original wooden floorboards are in well-maintained condition; in the living room, they are stylishly complemented by herringbone parquet flooring. The windows have been modernised and ensure pleasant natural light throughout the apartment. All rooms are conveniently accessed via a spacious hallway, making the layout particularly functional.

The approx. 19 sqm room facing Grünberger Street is complemented by a generous loggia and is ideally suited as a living room. The loggia offers ample space for two chairs and a small table, creating a pleasant retreat within the urban setting. The approx. 18 sqm bedroom is quietly located facing the inner courtyard and provides sufficient space for a large bed, a wardrobe, and a desk.

A true highlight is the exceptionally large eat-in kitchen of approx. 17 sqm, which, due to its size, almost functions like a third room. It offers space for a generous dining area, social evenings with friends, and is already equipped with a fitted kitchen.

The bathroom also stands out clearly from the standard: At around 12 sqm, it is exceptionally spacious and features a window providing daylight and natural ventilation. The bathroom is equipped with a bathtub and a washing machine connection.

The overall impression is rounded off by the exceptionally beautiful historic staircase and the very representative building entrance – well-proportioned, elegant, and typical of the high-quality construction of Berlin’s turn-of-the-century buildings.

A cellar compartment belongs to the apartment. The apartment will be available for vacant possession from May 2026 and is therefore suitable for both owner-occupiers and investors.