Interbau 1957 in the Hansaviertel – bright, spacious 49.5 m² apartment on the 3rd floor | No commission fees.

Interbau 1957. Hansaviertel district. South-facing aspect, architecture, and the Tiergarten park just outside. For sale is an approximately 49.5 m² apartment, ready for occupancy, located in the historic Hansaviertel district. It is situated on the 3rd floor of a building designed by Hans Christian Müller for the Interbau 1957 exhibition and was extensively renovated in 2018/2019. Large windows, a French balcony, and the unobstructed view of the greenery create an exceptionally open and bright atmosphere for an apartment of this size. Asking price: €319,000. Directly from the owner, no commission.

PROPERTY DESCRIPTION:
A special apartment for lovers of architecture, light, and Berlin. This approximately 49.5 m² apartment is located on the 3rd floor of a building constructed for the International Building Exhibition Interbau 1957, in the protected Hansaviertel district. The building was designed by the Berlin architect Hans Christian Müller and is part of one of the most important ensembles of post-war German modernism. The south-facing apartment is particularly appealing due to its exceptionally bright and open atmosphere. The continuous band of windows and the generous window areas allow plenty of natural light into the living space. A large floor-to-ceiling window with a French balcony offers a view over the green Hansaviertel district and towards the Tiergarten park. In the distance, you can even see the spire of the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church. The apartment was completely renovated in 2018/2019 and is in excellent condition. The nearly 50 square meters comprise a spacious living and sleeping area, a separate dressing area, a kitchen with an adjacent dining area, and a bathroom with a bathtub and a window. The living and sleeping area is the heart of the apartment. Despite the compact living space, the open layout, the unusual window areas, and the unobstructed view create a surprisingly spacious feeling. A small dining area is located in front of the kitchen. A glazed door connects it to the kitchen, allowing natural light to flow through the rooms. The compact kitchen features a gas hob connection and a connection for a washing machine. Between the living area and the bathroom is a separate dressing area, which provides additional storage space without cluttering the main room with large cabinets. The bathroom was renovated during the refurbishment and features a bathtub, a window, and a clean, understated design. This apartment is more impressive for its architecture, light, atmosphere, and location than for its square footage.

Few central locations in Berlin combine tranquility, greenery, and urban living as seamlessly as the Hansaviertel district.

Just outside the doorstep, you'll find the district's spacious green areas and the Tiergarten, one of the largest urban parks in Europe. Despite its exceptionally peaceful surroundings, the apartment enjoys excellent connections to the heart of Berlin.

The Tiergarten S-Bahn station and the Hansaplatz U-Bahn station (U9) are just a few minutes away. You can quickly reach the main train station, the government district, Friedrichstraße, City West, and Alexanderplatz.

For daily needs, supermarkets, smaller shops, a library, and other amenities are within walking distance.

City West is also practically on your doorstep: the Zoological Garden, Bikini Berlin, and Kurfürstendamm are just as easily accessible as the popular beer garden, Schleusenkrug, located in the Tiergarten.

At the same time, the immediate living environment remains pleasantly quiet, green, and characterized by the open architecture of the Hansaviertel.