Classic Old Building Charm With Unobstructed Panoramic Views
2 Hab.
1 Baños
1,120 Sqft
Actualizado: Hoy
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This characterful period apartment on the 4th floor combines authentic Berlin charm with an exceptionally bright living atmosphere. High ceilings, historic details and an unobstructed western aspect give the rooms a distinctive appeal, while the communal terrace completes this attractive overall offering.
- Exceptional ensemble with an ornate Wilhelminian-era façade - Wooden floorboar
This characterful period apartment on the 4th floor combines authentic Berlin charm with an exceptionally bright living atmosphere. High ceilings, historic details and an unobstructed western aspect give the rooms a distinctive appeal, while the communal terrace completes this attractive overall offering.
- Exceptional ensemble with an ornate Wilhelminian-era façade - Wooden floorboards and tiled flooring - Original wooden box windows and historic door fittings - Fitted kitchen - Bathroom with bathtub and natural daylight - Unobstructed panoramic views to the west - Ceiling height of approx. 3.10 m and historic stucco elements - Quiet bedroom overlooking the inner courtyard - Historic lift with access to the apartment level - Communal terrace overlooking the River Spree
This is one of the capital’s most sought-after neighborhoods: Wrangelkiez. “Markthalle 9” embodies everything that makes the area so vibrant and appealing: a magnificent historic building where young people and the young at heart enjoy life free from the pressures of haste. A charmingly old-fashioned flower shop stands right beside stylish cafés—surely there are places like this in New York, too. Between them, you hear your neighbors and passersby speaking plenty of German and English. Spanish, French, Italian, Arabic, and Persian can also be heard everywhere. And if you are short a few coins when paying for your Turkish pastries, simply come back tomorrow. Those who do not know the area would hardly expect this here: farther down the street, you will find world-famous restaurants such as “Long March Canteen” and “Spindler & Klatt.” You are already by the Spree, surrounded by water and mature trees. It is only a few minutes to the “Badeschiff”: an open-air swimming pool in a former freighter that has inspired imitators worldwide. All of this is crowned by the new skyline. By now, at the latest, you will once again realize that you live in a city of global importance.