Quiet two-room apartment with conservatory and park-like courtyard in the Aviator Quarter

The Aviators’ Quarter can look back on a long history: in the 1920s, construction began on the Neu-Tempelhof garden city, with the aim of enabling healthy living with plenty of light, air and sun through a low-density building style interspersed with gardens. This apartment is located in the so-called Aviators’ Block. Its central location still makes the idyllic Aviators’ Quarter one of the city’s most sought-after residential areas today. The former airport has since become one of the largest inner-city open spaces in the world and is very popular thanks to its wide range of leisure options. The apartment is excellently connected to public transport. In addition to a nearby bus stop, Südkreuz station is also just a few minutes’ walk from the apartment. It is Berlin’s third-largest long-distance rail station, with numerous ICE and EuroCity connections and extensive shopping facilities seven days a week. Various S-Bahn lines (S2, S25, S26, S41, S42, S46, S47) and bus routes stop at this major transport hub, taking you quickly to all parts of the city. With the Airport Express, you can reach BER from here about four times per hour in under 15 minutes. Via the Schöneberg motorway interchange, you can travel, among other directions, toward Hamburg, Rostock, Dresden and Magdeburg.