Dreamy 2-room apartment located right next to the Volkspark in Prenzlauer Berg.

This perfectly designed 2-room apartment is located on a high floor of a townhouse built in 1996, featuring a bright and airy staircase. The current owner completely renovated the apartment in 2017: new fitted kitchen, fantastic shower room, solid Merbau hardwood flooring, and much more. Everything is of the highest quality and crafted with expert workmanship. The total investment was approximately €45,000, plus more than €20,000 for the inventory included in the purchase price. Also included in the purchase price is a parking space on the property, valued at approximately €15,000, as well as the current owner's share of the maintenance reserve, amounting to several thousand euros. A special feature of the property are the two outdoor spaces: a wonderful east-facing balcony perfect for morning coffee, and a lovely summer terrace with a wooden deck, ideal for cozy evenings with friends or family. Inside, the open-plan kitchen and dining area flows elegantly into the living area. Floor-to-ceiling wooden windows with thermal insulation glazing open up the space, creating a bright and airy atmosphere and a truly comfortable environment. The window recess next to the dining table becomes a well-lit workspace, making working from home a genuine pleasure. The floor is covered with solid Merbau parquet in a warm reddish-brown – a durable and impressive wood. White wall surfaces, sand-colored recessed areas, and indirectly lit ceiling arches give the room depth and atmosphere. Both outdoor areas are directly accessible from the open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area. High-quality sliding and lifting mechanisms allow the window elements to be opened elegantly – blurring the boundaries between indoors and outdoors.

Sigridstraße is located in the southeastern part of Prenzlauer Berg, within a garden settlement that developed around Syringenplatz since the 1920s.

The area is characterized by single-family homes, duplexes, townhouses, and a few apartment buildings. It features a 30 km/h speed limit, a high proportion of green spaces, and very low traffic volume.

Immediately opposite Sigridstraße is the Volkspark Prenzlauer Berg, a 29-hectare park that is the highest point in the district and is adjacent to several allotment gardens. The residents are predominantly families and seniors, creating a very stable and low-turnover social structure.