Charming 3-room period apartment in a popular neighborhood

In the Prenzlauer Berg district, Europe’s largest contiguous collection of Wilhelminian-era buildings has been preserved to this day. Enclosed residential neighborhoods shape the area’s appearance. As early as around the turn of the nineteenth to the twentieth century, the area around today’s Helmholtzplatz and Humannplatz was among Berlin’s most densely populated. The neighborhood’s appeal is reflected in the variety of numerous small shops, boutiques, restaurants and cafés around Schönhauser Allee. Shopping facilities include the “Schönhauser Allee Arcaden.” The sought-after Wilhelm von Humboldt integrated comprehensive school is located in the immediate vicinity. The district’s pronounced urban character and vibrant atmosphere, together with its historically valuable heritage and central location, make it one of Berlin’s most attractive residential areas. Newly designed playgrounds and beautiful tree stands also create a special atmosphere. In addition to Schönhauser Allee, Kastanienallee and Prenzlauer Allee, which connects to the major road network, form Prenzlauer Berg’s main arteries. Public transport runs throughout the district; several bus and tram stops, as well as various S-Bahn and U-Bahn stations, are within walking distance. Berlin Central Station can be reached within a short time.