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The “Kurfürstendamm” is one of the most famous boulevards in the world. Since the reopening in 2013 the landmarked “HAUS CUMBERLAND” stands as a symbol for the spectacular renaissance of the Berlin City West and is up to the present day one of the most exclusive addresses in Berlin.
Robert Leibnitz, architect of the old Adlon Hotel near Brandenburg Gate, built the Cumberland House in 1911 and 1912. The grand building on Kurfürstendamm 193-194 was dedicated to the crown prince Ernst August of Hannover, whose title as the III. Duke of Cumberland gave the building its name.
After two years of renovation Cumberland House regained its new old glory. Since the handover ceremony in September 2013, 183 apartments, high quality boutiques and the restaurant Grosz enhances the inhabitants’ life.
Uniquely creating a feeling of freedom and space- the main living room ceilings reach a height of 5, 40 meters (17 feet 8.6 inches) -the extravagant roof-top terraces in megawood deck create a feeling of harmony and relaxation. You will enjoy wonderful views across the skyline of Berlin.
Electric sky lights and generously installed windows provide sun shine and pleasantly bright rooms in the entire loft. Remote-controlled, electric awnings including wind and rain sensors offer shadow whenever you wish so.
Moreover, all windows have been equipped with exterior, vertical blinds, which can be adjusted continuously. High quality, finished oak parquet has been laid out in the living and sleeping rooms, the kitchen and the hall. Underfloor heating and split air conditioning regulate the temperature in the entire penthouse.
Price Penthouse: 4.200.000 EUR
Price underground parking space: 50.000 EUR
Rooms: 7
Living space 382 m² (4090 foot²)
Total space 420 m² (4520 foot²)
No. of terraces: 2
No. of bath rooms: 4
Basement storage Yes
Year of construction 1912
First occupation after renovation
Building classified as a historic monument

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