Timeless Elegance Meets Berlin’s Classic Architecture In Neukölln’s Neighborhood
2 Hab.
1 Baños
991 Sqft
Actualizado: Ayer
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This bright three-room apartment impresses with typical period features such as high ceilings and original floorboards. As an architecturally designed apartment, it combines the distinctive charm of a period building with a well-considered, stylish layout. The street-facing balcony and the bedrooms’ quiet orientation toward the courtyard make it an attractive home in the popular Neukölln neighborh
This bright three-room apartment impresses with typical period features such as high ceilings and original floorboards. As an architecturally designed apartment, it combines the distinctive charm of a period building with a well-considered, stylish layout. The street-facing balcony and the bedrooms’ quiet orientation toward the courtyard make it an attractive home in the popular Neukölln neighborhood.
- Original floorboards - Combination of historic wooden double-casement windows and modern uPVC windows with insulating glazing - Ceiling height of approx. 3.30 m - Detailed stucco ornamentation - High-quality fitted kitchen with a marble worktop by Reform - Bathroom with natural light and shower - Additional guest WC - Classic tiled stove - North-facing balcony - Philips Hue smart-home lighting system - Separate, renovated basement storage unit - Bicycle parking spaces and a lockable storage room available
The Neukölln district represents a multicultural, authentic and alternative lifestyle that is constantly reinventing itself. The area offers a lively mix of numerous, some renowned, restaurants, cozy cafés, trendy bars and diverse shopping opportunities. The nearby Kalle Haus complements the culinary offerings with various food courts and provides a modern meeting place to enjoy and linger. Neukölln also has much to offer culturally and creatively. The Neukölln Opera and the “Heimathafen Neukölln” enrich the cultural scene. Publix, the House for Journalism and the Public, and Impact Hub Berlin are also nearby, providing innovative spaces for media, social exchange, start-ups and sustainable entrepreneurship. For relaxation amid greenery, there is the idyllic-looking Comenius Garden with its well-maintained flower garden, as well as the picturesque Körnerpark with its orangery, café and gallery hosting changing exhibitions. Public transport connections are excellent, with the U7 underground line at Karl-Marx-Straße and Rathaus Neukölln stations, as well as the Sund underground station Neukölln, just a few minutes’ walk away, providing access to Berlin’s S-Bahn ring. BER International Airport can be reached by public transport in approximately 45 minutes and by car in approximately 20 minutes.