The entire top floor of the prestigious Wilhelminian-era residence No. 76 presents a rare and versatile living concept. Spanning approximately 330 sqm of total living space, the level comprises two independent penthouse residences: a generously proportioned main unit in the front building and a separate secondary residence in the rear building.
The larger residence (approx. 225 sqm) is accessed directly via the passenger lift and impresses with its openness, architectural clarity and representative character. The over 100 sqm open-plan living, dining and kitchen area forms the centrepiece of the apartment, creating a remarkable sense of scale and spatial flow. Ceiling heights of up to 3.10 metres, expansive glazing and the adjoining terrace with open city views lend the space a modern urban lightness.
The master suite combines sleeping area, spacious dressing room and luxurious main bathroom into a private retreat. Two additional bedrooms and a further bathroom ensure a high level of comfort and privacy. A separate utility room completes the layout.
The second residence (approx. 105 sqm) is accessed via its own dedicated staircase and can function entirely independently. It is ideally suited as a guest apartment, staff accommodation, home office or for multi-generational living. Alternatively, the two residences may be structurally connected to create one expansive full-floor penthouse. The separate staircase access can be integrated accordingly, allowing for a seamless overall concept.
This smaller unit offers an open-plan living, dining and kitchen area, two flexibly usable rooms, a high-quality bathroom and a private terrace overlooking the city. Design quality, technical standards and material excellence reflect the same level found in the main residence.
The top floor thus represents contemporary penthouse living within a historic architectural framework — offering both exclusivity and exceptional flexibility in one of Charlottenburg’s most desirable addresses.