3-room apartment with an open-plan living and kitchen area and a large balcony.

Located in the peaceful garden house at Schulstraße 34, this accessible apartment offers 84 square meters of living space, a spacious kitchen-living area, and a balcony that spans the entire width of the apartment. The apartment also includes a private storage room in the basement, a shared bicycle storage room, and access to a shared garden. What makes this apartment special is its open layout and the resulting sense of space. Large windows provide plenty of natural light, while warm oak flooring and light-colored materials create a calm and inviting atmosphere. The heart of the apartment is the 44 square meter living/dining area. Preparations have been made for a kitchen and kitchen island. Clean lines, high-quality materials, and the open design seamlessly integrate into the overall architectural concept. Wooden windows and a spacious bathroom with a walk-in shower add to the comfort. A key element of the living concept is the sustainable and cost-effective energy supply through geothermal energy, solar energy, and district heating. Geothermal energy utilizes the constant temperatures in the ground to sustainably cool the building in the summer and efficiently heat it in the winter. The quality of this energy concept is particularly evident during the summer months, thanks to the additional passive cooling provided by the ground. External roller shutters help to keep a large amount of heat out.

Schulstraße is located in the heart of Berlin-Wedding. This district has been undergoing continuous development for years, blending a well-established neighborhood with an increasingly diverse culinary and cultural scene. With the Volkspark Rehberge, Schillerpark, and the nearby Plötzensee, some of Berlin's most popular recreational and leisure areas are within easy reach. The Rehberge open-air cinema, the Uferhallen, the Silent Green cultural center, as well as numerous cafes, restaurants, and ice cream parlors, contribute to the district's vibrant leisure offerings. The surrounding area also offers plenty for those interested in sports: yoga and Pilates studios, fitness facilities, swimming pools, and outdoor sports areas are all nearby. Furthermore, the Magic Mountain, one of Berlin's most well-known climbing centers, is easily accessible. A particularly attractive feature is the excellent public transportation connections and accessibility to other parts of the city: the U9 subway line, with a station almost directly in front of the building, takes you to the Zoological Garden and City West in less than 15 minutes. The U8 line provides equally quick access to Rosenthaler Platz or Alexanderplatz. The nearby U6 line connects Wedding to Friedrichstraße in approximately ten minutes. The Gesundbrunnen train station, Berlin's main train station, and BER airport are also conveniently accessible. For drivers, there is a quick connection to the inner-city ring road and the A100 highway.