berlin townhouse

a designer townhouse on rummelsburg bay in berlin's friedrichshain district, sold privately by its owner without an estate agent. spread across four floors and 305 m² of living space on a 288 m² plot, the home sits in the popular artists village near ostkreuz station — a quiet, kid-friendly street with the river in view from the loft-style living room's floor-to-ceiling south-facing windows.

the property includes eight rooms, five bedrooms, four bathrooms, a master bath with walk-in shower and large bathtub, a large kitchen island with high-end appliances, a walk-in mud room at the entrance, hardwood floors throughout, a gas fireplace, a patio and grass garden, a rooftop balcony, two outdoor parking spaces, and a separate tiny house operating as a granny flat. listed at €2,100,000.

the owner chose to sell privately to retain full control of the process and avoid commission costs. but to do that effectively, he needed everything a professional listing campaign would normally provide. oda captured the full property across all four floors in a single visit, delivering a photorealistic tour for the owner's website, a shareable link for his immoscout24 listing, a flythrough video for social media, and a full set of property photography for listing collateral.

oda's ai guide answers questions about dimensions, finishes, the granny flat's rental history, the neighbourhood, and the s-bahn connection — in any language, around the clock. buyers who reach out are already familiar with every corner of the property. open houses become rare. unqualified enquiries disappear.