When: Friday 15 November from 4pm to 7pm
Where: Sebastianstrasse 87, 10969 Berlin

The first tour starts at 4:30pm and the second at 5:45pm

Sebastianstrasse 87 has been extensively renovated and carefully adapted to modern standards. The restored stucco decoration and elegant cornices add a touch of grandeur to the building. The staircase at Luckauer Strasse 10 was designed by renowned architect Fabian Freytag, whose work is known from other Berlin projects. Freytag also designed the bathroom in one of the apartments, which, with its stylish design and high-quality fittings, perfectly bridges the gap between historic charm and modern comfort. As well as restoring the listed façade and redesigning the communal areas, the apartments have been adapted to meet the needs of modern residents while retaining their historic charm.

Sebastianstrasse 87 is a prime example of the architectural features and intricate details of historic buildings. The facade is richly decorated with fine stucco, cornices and intricately crafted consoles that catch the eye. These details continue inside with intricately carved wooden doors, original stucco marble walls, generous ceiling heights and impressive tiled stoves. Such elements give the building a timeless elegance and showcase the craftsmanship and attention to detail that create a unique living