In the heart of Berlin, these arty apartments combine culture and exclusivity

In the heart of Berlin, these arty apartments combine culture and exclusivity | Gentleman's Journal | The Gentleman's Journal

Everyone from Christian Louboutin to Erik Larson has found creative inspiration on the streets of Berlin. The energy of Germany’s capital, steeped in history and diversity, has been endlessly encapsulated and personified in popular culture.

Thanks to its gritty glamour, vibrant culture, cutting-edge architecture, fabulous food and buzzing nightlife, it is a city that is only set to become more popular with investors.

Source: ZIEGERT Bank- und Immobilienconsulting GmbH

And, if you like the sound of being at the heart of all this action, an exciting new development in the elegant district of Charlottenburg might be the excuse you were looking for to invest in an international property.

Am Hochmeisterplatz is a building development where established values and cultured style combine to form the perfect bastion of class and exclusivity.

Facing south, the building affords expansive views across the green oasis of the park.

Source: ZIEGERT Bank- und Immobilienconsulting GmbH

And, when you’re heading out into the city, everything you need is within walking distance.

International premium flagship stores for some of the world’s best brands, excellent fine dining and acclaimed theatres can all be found in the immediate vicinity.

Alternatively, if you’re more inclined to enjoy the comforts of a night at home — and we can’t say we blame you — every one of the apartments has oak floors in the living and dining areas, as well as underfloor heating in all rooms to ensure ultimate comfort, even the frostiest Berlin day.

Source: ZIEGERT Bank- und Immobilienconsulting GmbH

You are also free to let your imagination run wild when it comes to designing your apartment’s interiors, as Jörg Schmidt from Studio Z is on hand to help realise your ideas in your new home.

His services range from complete interiors for a second home to practical package solutions for capital investors.

Source: ZIEGERT Bank- und Immobilienconsulting GmbH

There is also plenty to please the art devotee, as each of the four foyers of the building are perfectly finished with exquisite materials and feature a unique sculpture specially created for Am Hochmeisterplatz by Berlin-based artist Robert Metzkes.

Prices range from €496,000 – €3,762,000

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