Energy-efficient and
sustainably built.

A let 2-room apartment in the front building at Jahnstraße 84 — a modern timber building from 2018, built to the KfW 55 standard and heated by a heat pump.

The apartment is on the first floor and offers approx. 69 m² of living space. Its centrepiece is the open living and dining area of approx. 31 m², with large windows and parquet flooring; the fitted kitchen with breakfast bar adjoins it directly. The living room opens onto the south-facing balcony of approx. 7 m². The bedroom of approx. 24 m² has room for a double bed and a large wardrobe. A shower room, utility room, hallway and a cellar compartment complete the layout.

Controlled ventilation, air conditioning, underfloor heating, engineered parquet and wood-aluminium windows with safety glazing define the fittings. The shower room features a walk-in shower, a heated towel rail, sanitaryware by Keramag and Hansgrohe and tiles by Villeroy & Boch.

The five-storey front building — known as the “URBANEST” project — comprises nine condominiums. The timber components were supplied by the South Tyrolean company LignoAlp; PEFC-certified wood was used, insulated with natural wood fibre. The design is by the Berlin architect Paolo Conrad-Bercah. A lift, a planted courtyard, bicycle parking and storage rooms belong to the building.

The apartment has been let on an open-ended lease since July 2025; the net cold rent is € 1,150 per month, around € 16.67 per square metre. Owner-occupation is therefore only possible within the statutory rules — the offer is aimed at investors.