Project
Concrete Canvas
Industrial Heritage Loft Spaces with Flexible Commercial Potential Near Paul-Lincke-Ufer
4
units available- Stylish Former Factory Building
- Close to Maybachufer
- Versatile Usage Options
Details
Building
Features
- Generous open-plan loft spaces
- Flexible layouts for individual units
- Vaulted ceilings of up to 3.00 metres
- Industrial character with white-painted brick walls
- Large double-glazed steel-framed windows
- Polished concrete flooring with epoxy finish
- Spacious basement, partly with natural daylight
- Potential conversion to residential use
- Continued commercial use possible
- Passenger and freight lift with direct access
- Excellent transport links
- Separate unit currently let on the second floor
Energy certificate: demand certificate, main energy source: Gas, Final energy demand: 105 kWh/(m2*a)
Commission incl. VAT
7,14%
Top Highlights
Distinctive Brick Building
Spacious Industrial Lofts
Versatile Usage Options
Rooted in history. Defined by character.
Living in Kreuzberg
The NeighborhoodCanal views, late nights, early meetings. Paul Lincke Ufer blends creative energy with everyday rhythm; tech minds, punk echoes and market chatter drifting through the streets. Groceries downstairs, sunset rides along the water, life unfolding outdoors.
Kreuzberg
Wild chaos and bourgeois goodness exist side by side—but above all, Kreuzberg is "pop." In the past, self-driving cars were set on fire; today, a bar is named "Molotov Cocktail." Here, you won't find alternative unrest, but rather peaceful street festivals and chic delicatessens. And, of course, the organic market. More than 180 nationalities live here, from almost all over the world. Fresh vegetables at the Turkish market on Maybachufer, artists and intellectuals in one of the many cafés along the Landwehr Canal. Or at the boules court on Paul-Lincke-Ufer.
In the middle of it all lies the 66-meter-high Kreuzberg in Viktoriapark, which gave the district its name. Next to it is the extensively renovated Schultheiss brewery, which has been converted into exciting lofts and modern apartments. Just a few minutes' walk from the hotel lies the Riehmers Hofgarten with its magnificent facade: it is considered one of the most beautiful historical buildings and has always been a popular place to live. When "Inglourious Basterds" was filming in Babelsberg, Quentin Tarantino and his team called this neighborhood home.
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