The structure of this 1910 apartment building is exceptionally solid. In addition to period features such as wide wooden floorboards and an impressive ceiling height, the apartment itself offers a living space renovated in 2023.
Wilhelminian-era building with Kreuzberg vintage charm
Wooden floorboards in the rooms; tiles in the kitchen-living area and bathroom
This is one of the capital’s most sought-after areas: Wrangelkiez. “Markthalle 9” embodies everything that makes the neighborhood so vibrant and appealing: a magnificent historic building where young people and the young at heart enjoy life free from the pressures of daily routine. A charmingly old-fashioned flower shop stands right next to stylish cafés—the kind you might just as easily find in New York. In between, you will hear your neighbors and passers-by speaking plenty of German and English. Spanish, French, Italian, Arabic, and Persian can also be heard everywhere. And if you are short a few coins when paying for your Turkish pastry, simply come back tomorrow. Those who do not know the area would hardly expect this here: just down the street you will find world-famous restaurants such as “Long March Canteen” and “Spindler & Klatt.” You are already by the River Spree, surrounded by mature trees. It is only a few minutes to the “Badeschiff,” an outdoor pool in a former freighter that has inspired imitators around the world. The new skyline crowns it all. By now, at the latest, you will once again realize that you live in a city of global significance.
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