What A View – 4 Zimmer Mit Blick Auf Den Fernsehturm Und Direkter Spreelage
3 Beds
1 Baths
1,131 Sqft
Updated: Today
About the Property
In a prime location directly on Märkisches Ufer, just minutes from Alexanderplatz and the vibrant Kreuzberg Oranienplatz, you will enjoy a highly sought-after residential area. This 4-room apartment offers a unique view and great potential, inviting you to realize your individual design ideas.
• Magnificent view from the bedroom and living room towards the Spree River and TV Tower • D
In a prime location directly on Märkisches Ufer, just minutes from Alexanderplatz and the vibrant Kreuzberg Oranienplatz, you will enjoy a highly sought-after residential area. This 4-room apartment offers a unique view and great potential, inviting you to realize your individual design ideas.
• Magnificent view from the bedroom and living room towards the Spree River and TV Tower • Double-glazed windows with wooden frames • Bathroom with bathtub or shower • Guest toilet • Ceiling height approx. 2.70 m • Balcony overlooking the quiet inner courtyard • Storage room for practical storage • Basement compartment • Two bicycle parking spaces in a lockable basement included • The interior photos show digitally created impressions of an optional, fully turnkey renovation offer including new electrical installations, wooden floors, doors, plastered walls, and two bathrooms.
The location directly on the Spree Canal, on the border of Berlin-Mitte and the Kreuzberg district, is a highly desirable spot in the capital. Here you live quietly yet close to the action – near Alexanderplatz and Kreuzberg’s Oranienplatz. Numerous cafés, cool bars, various restaurants, and small, fine shops with unique concepts characterize the area. The relaxing Märkisches Ufer with its picturesque historic harbor lies right in front of your new home. The nearby Köllnischer Park, a listed green space, points to Berlin’s origins: the twin city of Kölln-Berlin, which was located on the opposite riverbank and Fischer Island. Not far away are Museum Island and Nikolaiviertel – the historic heart of the city. In the wider area, you will find several embassies, the Humboldt Forum, the House of German Economy, and the Foreign Office. The Märkisches Museum (U2) and Heinrich-Heine-Straße (U8) subway stations, the Jannowitzbrücke S-Bahn station, as well as bus lines 265 and 147 are just a few steps away. From here, all parts of Berlin are easily accessible.