Well-maintained apartment building in the Belgian Quarter

The property is a multi-family residence built in 1912 with a total of 24 residential units. These are distributed across five full stories of a classic Berlin historic building, consisting of a front building, side wings, and a transverse building, and are currently fully leased. Access is via three stairwells; there is no passenger elevator. Externally, the building appears to be in good and very well-maintained condition. Characteristic elements of older buildings, such as historic doors and some remaining stucco, give the property its special charm and underscore the building's period-typical character. Most of the apartments in the front building have balconies overlooking the street and the landscaped median strip. Heating is provided by gas-fired individual unit heating systems. Parts of the facades have already been insulated. The electrical and plumbing systems were upgraded in the 1990s. The inner courtyard features a well-maintained green space with bicycle parking for tenants. Apartment sizes range from approximately 30 m² to 175 m², offering a broad spectrum of options that are considered highly marketable. There are currently three gross-rent leases in place. The attic has not yet been converted and offers further development potential with an unfinished attic space of approximately 400 sqm. A corresponding building permit has not been obtained. The property is located within the scope of the preservation ordinance in the "Seestraße" neighborhood preservation zone, but not within a redevelopment area. Fully leased Sought-after residential area Historic architectural details Residential-only building Units with balconies Well-maintained courtyard Gas-fired individual heating systems "Seestraße" neighborhood preservation zone 133790