Apartment suitable for families in a prime location between Mitte and Prenzlauer Berg.

€625,000

3 Rooms
2 Bedrooms
1 Bathrooms
~79 m² Living area

Description

This solid apartment offers a lot of potential for individual design according to your wishes and needs, allowing you to create your timeless home in a sought-after neighborhood location. • Well-designed apartment with clearly separated living and sleeping areas • Rear bedroom with high-quality bamboo parquet • Double-glazed windows with wooden frames • Soundproof windows facing the street • Ceiling height approx. 2.55 m • Tiled bathroom with washing machine connection • Balcony overlooking the quiet courtyard • French balconies in the room facing the street • Small chamber for practical storage space • Video intercom and video surveillance of the entrance on the ground floor • Separate basement compartment • Bicycle parking spaces and sandbox in the landscaped courtyard

Features

BalconyBasementBuilt-in kitchen

Engel & Völkers Berlin Mitte MMC

+49 30 203780

Your advisor: Bettina Faryar-Grünewald

Property ID: W-030W6N

Location: Prenzlauer Berg, Berlin

The area between Volkspark am Weinberg, Zionskirchplatz, and Teutoburger Platz, where the two trendy districts Mitte and Prenzlauer Berg directly border each other, is undoubtedly one of the most sought-after locations in Berlin. Nowhere else in the city offers such a variety of small shops, restaurants, and cafés as here. Culinary desires are virtually limitless, whether it's pizza, delicious Vietnamese cuisine, or fine Spanish tapas—everything is within a few minutes' walk. Those who cook for themselves will find the best shopping options ranging from discount stores and well-stocked supermarkets to various organic stores. Life pulses here, yet the neighborhood feels like a small idyll in the middle of the center. Young families also appreciate this child-friendly environment. Playgrounds, kindergartens, and schools are available in the vicinity, as well as doctors and pharmacies. The transport connection is excellent. The subway stations Senefelderplatz and Rosenthaler Platz, as well as the tram at Zionskirchplatz, are within walking distance and offer very good connectivity to public transportation, complemented by a traffic-calmed bicycle street that optimally opens up the neighborhood. For example, you can reach the main train station in just about 15 minutes by tram. A special highlight is the once-a-year Choriner Street Festival, a non-commercial neighborhood festival to promote local culture, which is organized exclusively by the residents and brings the street to life with a colorful hustle and bustle of live music, street food, and flea markets. Perhaps you'll be there next year?