Overview
- Updated On:
- Oktober 15, 2018
- 1 Bedrooms
- 1 Bathrooms
- 82 m2
- Year Built: 1897
Excellent investment at the heart of Prenzlauer Berg
Built in the end of the XIXth century by the architect Max Gosebruch, this building Altbau is typical of the style Gründerzeit. The outside facades are decorated with rich architectural elements. Inside, stairwells, worked glass and impressive apartment doors show the history of the building.
The entrance is a spacious corridor and allows you to access to all the rooms. First, you will find a bathroom with toilet and a window. Then, you will reach a kitchen, with a window on the courtyard and space to set up table and chairs. The following room is spacious. You can convert it in a welcoming living room and take advantage of its window on the peaceful courtyard. This room has an access to the last bedroom. This bedroom has a window on a quiet backyard.
The apartment is sold in current state and can be directly moved in, after some renovation.
Caracteristics
- Appartement Nr. 20
- 4th floor
- 2 rooms
- Approximately 82 m²
- Unoccupied, possible to move in
Location
Thanks to its uncountable cafés, restaurants and small shops which constitute an inimitable village atmosphere, Plenzlauer berg district is one of the most demanding district from Berlin. Post-war constructions remain rare and the beautiful buildings are typical of the Gründerzeit style. The district also soaks in the green with its neighbouring parks.
High convivial places, very appreciated by the inhabitants of Prenzlauer Berg, such as the brasserie ” Frannz Club ” or “Soda”, Prater, the district Friedrichshain and the Kollwitzplatz, are accessible by foot. The Volkspark offers a magnificent view, in the side of the water tower.
The district has a lot of public transports, thanks to the tramway and to the Marienburger Str and Prenzlauer Allee stations, accessible in a few minutes by foot.
Miscellaneous
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