Live and work in the same place? Modern city apartment with a rooftop terrace.

The apartment features a stunning rooftop terrace of nearly 18 m² and, in addition, a covered balcony of 8 m². From the large, bright living room with an open-plan kitchen and a modern fireplace on the 3rd floor, four patio doors provide access to the partially covered terrace with a wooden floor. This modern apartment, with 4 generously sized rooms and underfloor heating, offers a versatile layout. It consists of two separate apartments on the 2nd and 3rd floors, connected by an internal staircase, creating a maisonette-style living space. Because both apartment levels still have access to the staircase with an elevator, the entire area is accessible to people with mobility issues or wheelchair users, unlike most other maisonette apartments. The internal staircase is separated by fire doors, making it ideal not only for families but also for a combination of living and working, or for owner-occupancy and rental. Currently, both legally separate apartments have a permit for use as holiday rentals. It would therefore be possible to forgo this permit for only one level of the apartment, informing the building authority accordingly, while continuing to rent the other level to holiday guests. Of course, the permit could also be reinstated for the entire apartment, and after removing the fire-rated doors, both levels could then be used as a regular family apartment. Currently, both the upper and lower levels each have a built-in kitchen. However, the open-plan living room with a kitchenette on the lower level, which has a slightly smaller living area, could be converted into a large bedroom or children's room after removing the kitchen furniture, without major renovations, due to the absence of a tiled backsplash. With its two levels and the additional large storage space under the stairs, the apartment feels almost like a separate house and is therefore also very suitable for families with children. The well-insulated apartment building (9 apartments), built in 2013 and featuring a basement and an additional bicycle shed, has a geothermal heating system. The hot water supply for the apartment is decentralized, with two instantaneous water heaters located within the apartment. The apartment for sale includes two parking spaces included in the purchase price, as well as two storage rooms in the basement.

The house is located on a quiet residential street in Stralsund, from which the old town and the city's harbor are easily accessible on foot or by bicycle in just a few minutes.