Family Retreat in Friedrichshain: 5 Rooms with Fireplace, Terrace and TV Tower Views
€895,000
5 Rooms
4 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
~146 m² Living area
Construction year 1910
Description
Above the rooftops of Friedrichshain’s northern neighborhood, a spacious family home awaits you. In addition to the open-plan living area with fireplace, the penthouse apartment is particularly appealing thanks to its sunny south-facing terrace with direct views of the Berlin TV Tower.
Harmonious flow between the living, dining and kitchen areas
Parquet flooring in the living areas
Double-glazed windows with wooden frames
Architectural skylights in the hallway and living and dining areas
Fireplace
High-quality fitted kitchen with light-colored fronts and Siemens appliances
Bathroom with natural light, bathtub, shower and marble washbasin
Separate bathroom with shower
South-facing terrace with direct views of the TV Tower
Spacious terrace with direct access from the bedroom
Numerous bicycle parking spaces available in the well-maintained courtyard
As one of the city’s most diverse districts, Friedrichshain attracts students, artists, alternative subcultures and young families alike. The northern part of the district is particularly appealing for its quiet residential setting: Spacious streets are within walking distance of Volkspark Friedrichshain with its Fairy-Tale Fountain, the popular Velodrom events venue and an Olympic swimming pool. The impressive socialist parade boulevard Karl-Marx-Allee is also just a few minutes’ walk away. Local amenities, restaurants, cafés and bars round off the offering and underscore the vibrant character of the capital. A daycare centre is located directly opposite the apartment; secondary schools and colleges are also situated in the neighbourhood. Public transport connections are excellent: numerous tram lines serve nearby stops on Petersburger Straße, while the Ring railway stops at Landsberger Allee S-Bahn station. Nearby Frankfurter Tor impresses not only with its imposing panoramic views, but also provides a direct underground connection towards Alexanderplatz or Friedrichsfelde—home to Europe’s largest zoological garden. A location that ideally combines urban living, recreation and excellent accessibility.