Single apartment, spacious, flooded with light, charming in the heart of Berlin-Friedrichshain

The bright and spacious single apartment is located on the 4th floor, in the side wing of a well-kept Wilhelminian style building. It offers:

- Brightness & far-reaching views: Two windows with east-west exposure, floor-to-ceiling French window
window with a view as far as the television tower.

- Old building flair: wooden floorboards, high ceilings, typical room layout.

- Modern bathroom (2024): High-quality shower, rimless WC, washbasin,
tall cabinet, connection for washing machine.

- Practical floor plan: Hallway with access to bathroom and living area, separate kitchen with window.
window.

The house was extensively renovated in 1997. It consists of 27 residential units, most of which are owner-occupied. The community of owners is financially sound, reserves available, no pending renovations.

The leafy inner courtyard offers storage space for bicycles - and a popular neighborhood sauna right next door invites you to relax.

Conclusion

This apartment is more than just four walls - it is a piece of Berlin. Perfect for singles, investors or as a stylish second home. Urban, quiet, historic - with immediate occupancy.

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It could hardly be more central:

The apartment is located in the heart of Friedrichshain - just a 3-minute walk to the U5 (Weberwiese). You can be at Alexanderplatz or Museum Island in just a few minutes. The Ostbahnhof is a 10-minute walk away, as is the Warschauer Straße S-Bahn station. Perfect for city dwellers, commuters and anyone who loves urban life.

Neighborhood life right on the doorstep:
For lovers of neighborhood life, the lively Simon-Dach-Kiez is just a short walk away. Here you will find a large selection of charming cafés, trendy bars, colorful weekly markets and typical Berlin scene stores that invite you to stroll and linger. The area is a popular meeting place for creative types and culture lovers and offers a lively mix of culture, gastronomy and shopping opportunities.

Architecture­ & history:
The immediate surroundings are strongly characterized by the historic Gründerzeit buildings and at the same time bear witness to the architectural history of the GDR.
Architectural highlights include the nearby "Scharoun" arcade houses, the prestigious residential buildings along Karl-Marx-Allee in the characteristic confectioner's style and the GDR's first high-rise building on Weberwiese, which remains an important piece of Berlin's architectural history to this day.

The building itself is located in the listed ensemble of the "Karl-Marx- und Frankfurter Allee" (formerly Stalinallee), one of the most important urban development projects of the post-war period.

This area attracts not only those interested in architecture, but also all those who want to experience Berlin's historical and cultural heritage in a modern, urban environment.

Here, the proximity to vibrant city life is combined with the pleasant feeling of living in a district that is both steeped in history and dynamic. A perfect symbiosis of culture, history and modern quality of life.