Living above the rooftops of Friedenau
A new rooftop ensemble in the historic Friedenau neighbourhood
- Units: 3
- Living area: ca. 92 m² – 111 m²
- Price / m²: ab 10.602 €
- Purchase price*: ab 995.000 €*
*Buyer’s commission 3.57% incl. VAT.
- New roof structure on a historic period building, completion in 2026
- Rooftop terrace with roof garden and a private balcony for each unit
- Open-plan kitchen-living area beneath characterful sloping ceilings
- Its own air-to-water heat pump and room-by-room controllable underfloor heating
- In the heart of the historic Friedenau neighbourhood, superbly connected
Thoughtfully modern in the historic Friedenau neighbourhood
Bennigsenstraße and Stierstraße, with their historic gas lanterns, are part of the Friedenau microcosm – a historically grown and well-preserved small quarter. It is precisely in these surroundings that the new rooftop ensemble presents itself, thoughtfully designed and finished to a high standard.
As part of a rooftop replacement new-build, the existing roof structure was completely dismantled and replaced by a new, carpenter-built timber roof structure; completion is scheduled for 2026. A total of three individual apartments are being created, with 3 to 4 rooms and living areas between 92.22 and 111.28 m² – ideal for couples, small families or investors.
The heart of each apartment is the open-plan kitchen-living area, which combines the cooking, dining and living areas beneath the characterful sloping ceilings into one bright, generous space. The bathrooms are modern in design and fitted with high-quality sanitary ware. Each unit has its own balcony combined with a roof terrace, accessed directly from the apartment via a private, internal staircase. An individual air-to-water heat pump supplies each apartment with heating and hot water, complemented by room-by-room controllable underfloor heating.
The density of cafés, galleries, Asian restaurants, bookshops, vegan creators and small residents’ gardens along the streets is high even by Berlin standards. The infrastructure could hardly be better, either. With Innsbrucker Platz S-Bahn station within walking distance, the Ring – and with it the entire city – is quickly reached. Running parallel to the tracks: the urban motorway. On and away in an instant. The metropolitan region at your fingertips, yet it does not crowd your doorstep.
Because right there you already have everything you need: Breslauer Platz with its cafés, Perelsplatz, Seoul Kwan – one of Berlin’s oldest Korean restaurants – and Schloßstraße for extended shopping trips. At the weekend, head to the Art Deco monument of the Ceciliengärten or through the largest allotment-garden colony in Europe. Everything is there. You just have to discover it.
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A stroll across Perelsplatz
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Korean food at Seoul Kwan
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A small snack at the Weinbeisser
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The open-air Art Deco museum in the Ceciliengärten
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Shopping on Schloßstraße
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A drink at Bar GM-26