From the balcony of this factory loft, you'll always enjoy the most spectacular views of Berlin's world-famous TV Tower. Enjoy the best of urban living, Berlin style, in this exquisitely modernized 19th-century factory building in the heart of the upscale residential district of Prenzlauer Berg. The raw charm has been preserved, lending an extraordinary air to life in these two stunning rooms on 107 sqm with ceiling heights of up to 4 meters. The historic brickwork has been exposed by hand and finished with white filler, fully revealing the true character of this sumptuous factory loft. The characteristic round arches of the windows have also been preserved and extended to create floor-to-ceiling windows, while the original floor plans have been broken up to create flowing rooms with clear lines of sight throughout and room-high sliding doors combine modernity and functionality. The loft is located on the building's 4th floor and boasts impressive and exclusive interior design elements, kitchen and bathroom. The ultimate in living comfort is guaranteed in the spacious living/dining area with a high-end fitted SieMatic kitchen. Elegant materials, including warm woods and the finest Italian glass mosaic, create a truly extraordinary atmosphere throughout, and the bedroom features a dressing area with access to the practical utility room.
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Room-high, fitted SieMatic kitchen
Modernized, repurposed thermal power station
Bisazza glass mosaic tiling in the bathroom
Freestanding Badeloft designer bathtub
Walk-in, floor level shower
Video intercom system
It is one of the most popular residential areas in Berlin: Prenzlauer Berg. It attracts first and foremost young people and families and with about 157,000 inhabitants in an area of just under eleven square kilometers, it is placed among the most densely populated districts in Berlin. The streets are busy with prams and buggies excellent infrastructure and the many facilities available for babies and children are what particularly appeal to young families. In addition, the residential atmosphere is especially beautiful in the district: It has the largest area of Wilhelminian style period buildings in Germany, and features many charming squares and streets.However, Prenzlauer Berg is not only popular with its inhabitants, but it is a tourist magnet too. Numerous cafes, bars, and restaurants, as well as clubs, galleries, and theaters, attract inhabitants and visitors. Especially the residential areas around Kollwitzplatz and Helmholtzplatz belong to the most favored spots. To meet the consistently high demand for residential properties, the very last plots are being filled and exclusive residential project developments are in development.
