Spacious 2-room apartment with elevator, large balcony, and underground parking, located near Humboldthain.

This bright and well-designed two-room apartment, with a ceiling height of 2.75 meters, is located on the second floor of a six-story apartment building in the Berlin district of Humboldthain. The complex was designed in 1997 by the internationally renowned architect, Professor Josef Paul Kleihues, and received much praise. With a living area of 57.7 square meters, the property offers a well-thought-out layout, complemented by a balcony. An elevator is available in the building, which further simplifies daily life. The elevator also provides access to the underground parking space that belongs to the apartment (priced at €24,000, already included in the purchase price; it is part of the apartment). The apartment features a living room, a bedroom, a built-in kitchenette (off the living room), a bathroom (with a bathtub), and a storage room. In addition, the property includes a storage space in the basement and shared use of the communal garden. There are lockable bicycle storage areas and a room next to the entrance for strollers. The mailboxes are located inside, near the 55 square meter entrance lobby, which is spacious and representative. From the lobby, the elevator and the garden entrance are accessible. The apartment is vacant and available immediately, making it ideal for owner-occupiers. The sale is direct from the owner, without any real estate agent fees.

The property, located on the quiet 2nd floor at Voltastraße 2 in the Gesundbrunnen district of Berlin, borders the 25-hectare Humbolthain park at the rear of the complex. Access to public transportation is excellent, with the U8 subway line just 100 meters away. A night bus (N8) also operates from there. The nearby Humboldthain S-Bahn station or the Gesundbrunnen S+U-Bahn station are also just a short walk away, ensuring easy mobility within the city.

The area is world-renowned for its industrial architecture, designed by Peter Behrens. Historically, the site was the birthplace of the AEG (Allgemeine Elektricitäts-Gesellschaft). The address Voltastraße 2 in Berlin-Gesundbrunnen is directly linked to the historical industrial complex, Amperium, located in the Humbolthain park (formerly the TIB – Technology and Innovation Park Berlin), as well as the adjacent GSG courtyards on Voltastraße and Wattstraße.