In one of Berlin's oldest and most historically significant residential buildings, this extraordinary maisonette apartment unfolds across two levels. At its heart is the light-filled studio living space in the attic: charming sloped ceilings and generous duplex windows create a room perfectly suited as a studio, a workspace, or a private retreat – with sightlines to Berlin Cathedral, the Garrison Church and the Red Town Hall.
The lower level impresses with a clear layout: a spacious living area, a separate bedroom, and a bright kitchen with a dining area. The bathroom is classically white-tiled, with a bathtub and a window for natural daylight.
A distinctive living concept full of character, history and studio flair – not a standard new-build.
A rare city apartment / pied-à-terre directly opposite Berlin Cathedral, within walking distance of Museum Island and Hackescher Markt.
Anna-Louisa-Karsch-Straße sits exactly where Berlin began – between Berlin Cathedral, Museum Island, the Nikolai Quarter and Hackescher Markt. Within a few hundred metres, world culture, three centuries of city history and urban life converge as in hardly any other place in Berlin. The building itself is one of the city's oldest surviving residential houses: built around 1720, it served for decades from 1722 as the parish and school house of the Garrison Church, before receiving its distinctive Neoclassical mansard roof in 1825/1826.
Museum Island, the State Opera Unter den Linden, the Humboldt Forum and the Spree promenade are literally on the doorstep – a location where living and cultural life are inseparable.
Few homes sit closer to what defines Berlin — a World Heritage site, science and city life, all within a few minutes' walk.
Schematic illustration, not to scale. For the exact location & route, see the map view below.
For everyday life, short distances matter most: Hackescher Markt, with its cafés, galleries, boutiques and the Hackesche Höfe courtyards, is just 2 minutes' walk away. Berlin Cathedral and the Spree promenade lie directly opposite, with the Humboldt Forum and Friedrichsbrücke just a few steps further. Behind the building lies a small green park – a quiet retreat despite the most central city-centre location.
Whether as a primary residence, a pied-à-terre or an investment: such a central, listed address in Berlin-Mitte comes onto the market only rarely and irregularly.
Alexanderplatz and Unter den Linden can be reached on foot or by public transport within a few minutes – a car is not necessary for everyday life here.
Get a comprehensive first impression – take your time clicking through every room before arranging a personal viewing.
As this apartment is a listed historic building, it is legally exempt from the requirement to provide an energy certificate (German Building Energy Act, GEG).
For information: historic consumption certificate from 2008
Managing Director, Dipl. Kffr. (FH), Certified Real Estate Agent (EIA)
Case a Berlino GmbH, Berlin-Schöneberg
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