EN: No commission: renovated apartment in a historic building with modern amenities.

The wide facade of this building, constructed around 1900, with its inviting, light yellow color and two tiled entrances, makes Hermannstraße 56/57 a welcoming address. The stairwells exude a typical Art Nouveau atmosphere. The rich, original decorations of the building, including antique tiles, stucco, wooden railings, and balustrades, were carefully restored and preserved during a comprehensive renovation a few years ago. The unusually spacious courtyard, with its mature chestnut tree at its center, has also been updated and redesigned with new landscaping. The roofs have been converted into living space, and some of the utility lines, including a main gas line, have been brought up to the latest standards, benefiting the apartment being offered. Inside the 2-room apartment, approximately 55 square meters showcase a dedication to detail, combining quality, aesthetics, and durability. The original wooden floors, high ceilings, and 60x60 format bathroom tiles in the naturally lit shower room perfectly highlight the wonderful proportions of this south-facing apartment. All of this creates a special place, a true home, further distinguished by the harmonious community within the building.

As popular with Berliners as it is with newcomers, the Schillerkiez is undoubtedly one of the places to be in the trendy Neukölln district. Built around 1900, the area was originally intended to attract wealthy citizens to what was then a working-class neighborhood. Accordingly, the Schillerpromenade, lined with beautiful Art Nouveau buildings, was created to reflect this. Today, the area has become one of the most sought-after locations for new urban lifestyles, evident in the diverse mix of people from all over the world. And the variety of shops also creates a vibrant and appealing atmosphere. From excellent restaurants known for their innovative cuisine, to cafes, ice cream parlors, and small shops that creatively combine personal passion with regional products and sustainability, there's something for everyone. The local amenities, with shops for everyday needs, are also excellent and diverse. Another major advantage is its proximity to the Tempelhofer Feld. The former airfield is perfect for clearing your head, jogging, skating, or flying kites. Located just a 10-minute walk from the Tempelhofer Feld is Hermannstraße 56. The public transportation links, with the U8 subway line and various bus routes, provide excellent connections to other districts.