2-room apartment, 88 m², located on the 1st floor – in need of renovation.

Welcome to your new home! This 88 m² apartment is located on the first floor, on the left side of a well-established multi-family building from 1910, at Eisenbahnstraße 127 – perfectly situated between the train station and the center of Fürstenwalde. We're being upfront: the apartment will be handed over in its current, unrenovated condition. The underlying structure is sound, but it needs some finishing touches: the walls need painting, and you can decide whether the existing flooring is sufficient or if you'll want to install something new. You'll be responsible for completing these smaller tasks. In return, you're getting a price per square meter significantly lower than what renovated apartments of this size typically cost in this area. If you're willing to do some painting and DIY work, you'll be living here more affordably than in a fully renovated apartment. And you'll be able to design the apartment to your own taste from the very beginning, rather than having to conform to the landlord's color choices. The layout is classic and practical: living areas, a large kitchen, a private bathroom, and a hallway that separates the rooms. The location on the first floor offers convenient access to the staircase while still providing some distance from street level. The apartment has its own gas-powered central heating system, with a separate gas meter. This means you control the heating yourself, determining when and how warm it gets. You only pay for the gas you actually use, and you can choose your preferred gas supplier and pay them directly. There are no shared heating costs or unexpected bills. This apartment is therefore ideal for couples or small families who want to live in a central location and are also willing to participate in the renovation work.

Fürstenwalde/Spree is the largest town in the Oder-Spree district, with approximately 33,000 residents. It boasts a historic old town with the St. Marien Cathedral, the Spree River running through the town, the Rauener Hills, and the Scharmützelsee lake, with the resort of Bad Saarow nearby. It's an ideal location for those who work in Berlin but want to live affordably and surrounded by nature.

Eisenbahnstraße is the town's main thoroughfare, connecting the train station directly to the city center. You'll find shops for daily necessities, bakeries, pharmacies, doctors' offices, daycare centers, and schools in the surrounding area. The city center, with its shops, cafes, and restaurants, is easily accessible on foot or in just a few minutes.

Public transportation is excellent. The RE 1 regional train runs every half hour from Fürstenwalde (Spree) station, heading towards Berlin (including Ostkreuz and Hauptbahnhof) and Frankfurt (Oder). In addition, the RB 35 regional train goes to Bad Saarow-Pieskow, and there's a bus station directly at the train station. Motorists can reach the A 12 highway (Berlin–Frankfurt/Oder) in just a few minutes.