Spacious 3 room apartment - Mitte 6th floor

Light, peace and privacy - who wouldn't want that? The apartments in PANDION WALL 18 are designed to meet these requirements: From almost every living space, the view falls onto attractively designed green spaces. Anyone living here will soon realize that Berlin also has its quiet side. Another highlight is the outdoor seating area or the roof terrace: whether it's breakfast, sunbathing or an evening glass of wine - this is always the ideal place.

Light, peace and privacy - who does not want that? The apartments in the PANDION WALL 18 are designed to meet these needs: from almost every living room, the view of attractively designed green spaces is striking. Anyone who lives here will quickly realize that Berlin also has its quiet sides. Another highlight is the patio or the roof terrace: Whether breakfast, sunbathing or an evening glass of wine - here is always the ideal place.

Wallstraße is a quiet street with little traffic in the immediate vicinity of the Spree Canal. Numerous listed houses with magnificent façades characterize the streetscape: the water-side properties were built on as early as the 18th century. The houses opposite were mainly built in the late 19th century during the Gründerzeit. Wallstraße thus also represents a piece of Berlin's urban history: from 1740, Frederick the Great turned Berlin into a center of enlightenment and intensive building activity. Many of the prestigious buildings constructed at that time can be found in the neighborhood of PANDION WALL 18, including the State Opera, Humboldt University and the Old Library. Aware of this history, PANDION WALL 18 is an ensemble that combines Wilhelminian design ideals with modern living comfort. The façade blends into the neighboring buildings with lightness and elegance - as if it had always been there. Berlin, they say, is a city with many centers - and with a clear center, the heart of old Berlin. The Gendarmenmarkt is regarded by visitors and residents alike as the city's most beautiful square. The Schauspielhaus, German Cathedral and French Cathedral dominate the scene and provide an atmospheric backdrop for a variety of events: In July, for example, international musical greats perform at the Classic Open Air. The Wallstraße is located in the immediate vicinity of the Spree canal, quiet and easy to drive. Numerous listed buildings with magnificent façades characterize the streetscape. Already in the 18th century, the waterfront properties were built on in this area. The houses opposite each other were mainly built in the early 19th century. Thus, Wallstraße also represents a part of Berlin's urban history. From 1740, Frederick the Great made Berlin a center of enlightenment and intensive building activity. Many of the representative buildings built at that time can be found in the neighborhood of PANDION WALL 18, including the State Opera, the Humboldt University and the Alte Bibliothek. Conscious of this history, PANDION WALL 18 is creating an ensemble that combines Gründerzeit design ideals and modern living comfort. With lightness and elegance, the facade blends into the neighboring building - just as if it had always been there. Berlin, it is said, is a city with many centers - and with a clear center, the core area of old Berlin. The Gendarmenmarkt is considered by visitors and residents of the city to be their most beautiful place. Schauspielhaus, Deutscher and Französischer Dom dominate the picture and provide an atmospheric backdrop for a variety of events: in July, international musical greats will be honoring the Classic Open Air.