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His historic 19th-century property, with its brick facade, extends back over 2 courtyards from the street, connected by a passageway. The property was used as commercial space, but will be carefully and professionally restored for residential use. The renovated properties in the complex will be subsequently sold either for personal use or as investment properties.
The apartments will unify historical elements with modern features such as resurfaced wood floorboards or new floors where necessary, wall coverings or freshly plastered walls, and new bathrooms.
These details ensure an atmosphere of quality in your living space as well as providing a unique investment opportunity.
Facilities:
Original floorboards make up the floors in the main room, the hallway, as well as the kitchen. New windows provide a modern touch to this compact historic flat.
The light, neutral-tiled bathroom is entered through the hallway. The layout of this comfortable bathroom is rounded off by space for a washing machine and white porcelain bathroom fixtures.
The kitchen has an electric stove as well as a sink with chrome-nickel faucet. The space for the kitchen allows the renter the flexibility to build their own individual kitchen.
Location:
Prenzlauer Berg is a dynamic, lively, and ever-growing Berlin district with much future potential. A diverse mix of original Berliners and newcomers make up the many facets of this district, providing a diverse as well as international climate.
Parks and oasis-like squares are laced through the historic blocks and streets, inviting relaxation year-round.
In order to counter the stress of everyday life, the neighborhood offers numerous cafes for leisurely brunches and lunchtimes, and in the evenings, restaurants are ready with ever-better culinary delicacies. The area is populated with many-well known bars and clubs, including the nearby Kulturbrauerei, lending to the highly social atmosphere.
Everyday needs are well taken care of through the many markets, gourmet shops and bakeries. Fresh fruit and vegetables, as well as fish and meats, can be found at the famous weekly market on the Kollwitzplatz.
Trams, subway, and suburban rail lines crisscross the district, with stations and stops all within short walking distance, allowing for quick transit times to the rest of the city. The main eastern center of the city, Alexanderplatz, is only a stone’s throw away, as well as the other popular districts Berlin-Mitte and Friedrichshain. Here you can find a profusion of modern shopping options, from large department stores to high-end boutiques, with furniture, fashion and lifestyle offerings.

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