This modern and very centrally located Studio Apartment is on the 11th floor and has amazing views over Berlin including the Berliner Dom and Fernsehturm.
Why better than a new build?
– Because you can see and experience the finished apartment and building. There is no need to guess how the rooms will feel once completed or what the finished details will look like, as is often the case when purchasing off-plan.
– Because the building has been completed and occupied since 2022, you are not facing the same uncertainty regarding potential construction defects or construction delays as when buying off-plan.
– Because you don’t have to pay for the apartment before it is ready for you to move in.
– Because it is effectively a new-build property, having been completed only in 2022. Wear and tear has been minimal, if any.
The apartment is vacant and ready to move into, either for your own use or as a furnished rental investment. Potential tenants include students, academics and university professionals, with the renowned Humboldt University of Berlin easily accessible.
The apartment features a well-designed, multifunctional living space, seamlessly combining cooking, dining, lounging, working and sleeping areas within one room.
The kitchen is well equipped and includes a washing machine, fridge and integrated multifunction oven.
The tastefully designed bathroom is spacious and features a walk-in shower.
Thanks to its 11th-floor position and floor-to-ceiling windows, the apartment is exceptionally bright, even on overcast days. The elevated position also ensures a high degree of privacy, as there are no neighbouring buildings of comparable height directly opposite. The west-facing balcony is accessible from the apartment through the large windows.
The building benefits from excellent energy-efficiency standards. The windows provide a high level of thermal and sound insulation. Heating is supplied via the district heating network (Fernwärme), and the apartment features digitally controlled underfloor heating throughout.
The apartment also benefits from a digitally controlled heating, ventilation and air-conditioning (HVAC) system.
The apartment entrance door meets Resistance Class 2 (RC2) security standards and is equipped with a three-point locking system and a wide-angle peephole.
The apartment also has its own private storage room in the basement.
According to the available measurements, the apartment has a living area of 27.40 m².
LOCATION:
Situated in the vibrant heart of Berlin-Mitte, Köpenicker Straße 103 enjoys an excellent central location, combining urban lifestyle, historic charm and contemporary city living.
The surrounding neighbourhood is characterised by a fascinating architectural mix of charming historic Altbau buildings, attractive modern Neubau developments and revitalised streets. The nearby Märkisches Ufer and Märkisches Museum quarter offer a distinctive Berlin atmosphere, with picturesque streets, historic architecture, cosy cafés and a growing selection of dining spots.
The lively gastronomic and cultural scene of Berlin-Mitte is right on the doorstep. The popular Scheunenviertel, around Hackescher Markt and Rosenthaler Straße, is particularly appealing with its elegant boutiques, independent designer shops, art galleries, stylish restaurants and charming historic courtyards, including the famous Hackesche Höfe.
The wider Mitte shopping district offers an excellent selection of retail experiences, from international brands and established department stores to independent fashion labels, concept stores and unique boutiques along and around Münzstraße and Alte Schönhauser Straße.
The nearby Spree river provides opportunities for leisurely walks, while the lively districts of Kreuzberg and Friedrichshain are just a short distance away.
Berlin’s historic city centre, including the charming Nikolaiviertel and Museum Island, is easily accessible.
The location is also particularly attractive for students, academics and university professionals, with the renowned Humboldt University (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin) easily accessible. Its historic main building on the prestigious boulevard Unter den Linden is conveniently reachable by public transport. The university’s central campus, surrounded by historic landmarks, museums and cultural institutions, adds to the area’s vibrant and international atmosphere.
The area also benefits from excellent public transport connections, with the U8 underground line at Heinrich-Heine-Straße and the S-Bahn connections at Jannowitzbrücke providing convenient access to the rest of the city.
