Open House: Sunday, 11:30 AM. Bright, one-room apartment in Prenzlberg, located on the northern edge of the district. No brokerage fees or other charges.

Open House: Sunday, November 1st, at 11:30 AM. Meeting point is in the courtyard (please enter through the gate). If the viewing has already started, you can enter through the right side of the 2nd floor. The viewing will be conducted by Mr. Lindner from the property management company.

This bright and quiet one-bedroom apartment is located in the courtyard of a well-maintained residential and commercial building, right on the northern edge of Prenzlauer Berg. The apartment features a bathroom with a bathtub, a kitchenette, and a beautiful, spacious living/bedroom. The layout is ideal, creating a true space-saving marvel with a sleeping area and room for a sofa, a workspace, and a dining table. The apartment also includes a small balcony and a storage room in the basement.

The apartment was renovated in the late 1990s (including the replacement of windows and electrical systems, and the installation of a new bathroom) and was recently renovated after the previous tenant moved out (including new flooring, painting, and varnishing). It is located in a quiet and bright side wing. The apartment faces south and is very bright due to its open location.

The communal areas have been continuously renovated, including the installation of a modern central heating system (new boilers in 2023), facade renovations (2010 and 2014), roof repairs (2014, with partial repairs in 2022), and the replacement of main lines for electricity, water, and sewage, as well as the installation of new windows. The building is well-maintained and presents a cared-for appearance.

This well-maintained residential and commercial building is located directly on the northern edge of Prenzlauer Berg, at the Weißensee district, on Caligariplatz (the former district border runs directly past the building). The area, particularly Caligariplatz itself, is currently being further enhanced and beautified through the ongoing urban regeneration project on Langhansstraße, which will continue for several years. Within sight, there are numerous cultural attractions, including the Brotfabrik, the former silent film cinema Delphi (where many scenes for "Babylon Berlin" were filmed), and a bit further away, the Weißensee open-air stage and the planetarium near the Prenzlauer Allee S-Bahn station. At the same time, the park at Weißensee and the Jewish cemetery offer opportunities for swimming and leisurely walks. The surrounding area boasts a wide range of shops (including a delicatessen in the building, another one just across the street, and a bio-market), as well as an Aldi, Rewe, and DM supermarket within a few hundred meters, a small weekly market just 50 meters away, cafes, restaurants, schools, kindergartens, and galleries, and excellent connections to all public transportation. The tram line that stops nearby not only quickly connects you to the Prenzlauer Allee S-Bahn station (just two tram stops away), but also provides fast access to Alexanderplatz, which is only 4 km away. There's a tram stop practically across the street, and a bus stop right outside the building. You can reach Alexanderplatz in just 12 minutes. By car, it takes 10 minutes to reach the motorway heading north/towards the Berliner Ring.