A Home Between Forest and Water. Three Rooms with Views of a World Heritage Site and the Lake.

Some apartments impress with facts. Others with a feeling.<br><br>Behind the listed façade of this 1883 building lies a home defined by light, tranquillity and nature.<br><br>Views extend across the treetops of Babelsberg Park to the waters of Glienicker Lake, making the changing seasons an integral part of everyday life.<br><br>At the heart of the apartment is the generously proportioned, south-facing open-plan kitchen and living area - bright, spacious and thoughtfully designed.<br><br>Large windows draw the surrounding landscape into the interior, creating a natural connection between architecture and nature. The approximately 16 m² terrace extends the living space outdoors and offers a peaceful retreat where everyday life seems to slow down.<br><br>The materials were chosen not to demand attention, but to create a timeless atmosphere.<br><br>A finely finished concrete floor in the living and kitchen area, traditional wooden floorboards, Scandinavian-inspired cabinetry and Italian bathroom tiles come together in a clean, understated design language that allows the architecture itself to take centre stage.<br><br>Waldmüllerstraße is regarded as a unique architectural ensemble, reflecting the evolution of villa architecture across several centuries. Within this setting, the building holds a distinctive position: it is one of only two houses on the street built in the Italian country-house style - an architectural language that continues to define the exclusive character of the area today.<br><br>A place that cannot be captured in square metres alone - it has to be experienced.