USD 1,141,703

Address: Großbeerenstraße 56, Berlin Property description Building It is a gem dating back to Imperial Germany, and an asset to Berlin as architectural landmark: Riehmers Hofgarten. At the time, Wilhelm Riehmer let his courage and visionary zeal as builder inspire him to bypass the urban planning standards of his day in favour of upscale liveability. Rather than sticking with the dense development of tenements grouped around tiny courtyards, the master builder in 1891/1892 used a plot he owned to create a magnificent ensemble elegantly embedded in a park-style garden. With lavish attention to detail and the diligence of a heritage curator, large parts of the baroque-revival buildings and outside facilities have now been restored. The patrician façades present themselves with bright structures whereas the staircases inside are dominated by warm earthy colours. The entrance doors to houses and flats, the windows and stair railings were overhauled in line with their original historic design. Partially uncovered frescoes on the mezzanine levels illustrate the artful aesthetics of the era when the house was built. To meet sophisticated expectations, modern-day quality was seamlessly integrated. The lighting system as well as the bell systems complete the authentic design by adding high-end technology. Water supply lines and waste water pipes were replaced, while heating and electrical installations were either upgraded or replaced. The eleven entranceways are named after scions of the Hohenzollern dynasty. The Victoria entranceway is located at Grossbeerenstrasse 57. On the ground floor, it admits you via a side entrance into a commercial unit of 52 square metres. As a community, the residents of this housing complex have the use of the attractive courtyard garden whose groomed trails, picnic lawns, boule court and playground offer various options for passing the time, hanging out and comparing notes. Area In global city rankings, Berlin has been among the top ten for years. Complex cultural events, an engaging way of life, and a unique history have earned the metropolis its global renown. It motivates millions of visitors every year to come to Berlin to see for themselves. Over the past decade, about 400,000 of them were so captivated by the city that they decided to stay for good. To be sure, a high level of liveability makes it easy to fall in love with Berlin. But the city has so much more to offer. As a science hub, Berlin offers skills and knowledge in just about any scientific field you can think of. Moreover, Germany’s capital of start-up businesses has developed an economic dynamic that attracts companies from inside and outside the country. Its location in the European heartland recommends it as place of business every bit as much as its ability to provide high-skilled graduates and its proximity to the start-up scene with its innovative potential for prospering businesses of tomorrow. In Kreuzberg, the impulsive energy of young generations is keenly felt and reflected in up-and-coming trends. Aside from this district’s centrality and legendary hipness, life here is defined by a highly productive cultural scene and by creative diversity. Especially the Bergmannstrasse has enormous appeal. Every store here is one of a kind—whether it sells wine, pastry or coffee, antique junk, designer artefacts or vintage goods by the pound, gourmet dog food, vegan takeaway food or famous sausages—while the space in between is dotted with cinemas, theatres and churches that occasionally double as concert halls. All of this embedded in a historic setting of streets that are testimony to the cultural heritage of the city. Viktoriapark, Gleisdreieck Park or the vast grasslands of the former Tempelhof airport grounds provide plenty of outdoor space for local recreation and leisure activities. Building It is a gem dating back to Imperial Germany, and an asset to Berlin as architectural landmark: Riehmers Hofgarten. At the time, Wilhelm Riehmer let his courage and visionary zeal as builder inspire him to bypass the urban planning standards of his day in favour of upscale liveability. Rather than sticking with the dense development of tenements grouped around tiny courtyards, the master builder in 1891/1892 used a plot he owned to create a magnificent ensemble elegantly embedded in a park-style garden. With lavish attention to detail and the diligence of a heritage curator, large parts of the baroque-revival buildings and outside facilities have now been restored. The patrician façades present themselves with bright structures whereas the staircases inside are dominated by warm earthy colours. The entrance doors to houses and flats, the windows and stair railings were overhauled in line with their original historic design. Partially uncovered frescoes on the mezzanine levels illustrate the artful aesthetics of the era when the house was built. To meet sophisticated expectations, modern-day quality was seamlessly integrated. The lighting system as well as the bell systems complete the authentic design by adding high-end technology. Water supply lines and waste water pipes were replaced, while heating and electrical installations were either upgraded or replaced. The eleven entranceways are named after scions of the Hohenzollern dynasty. The Victoria entranceway is located at Grossbeerenstrasse 57. On the ground floor, it admits you via a side entrance into a commercial unit of 52 square metres. As a community, the residents of this housing complex have the use of the attractive courtyard garden whose groomed trails, picnic lawns, boule court and playground offer various options for passing the time, hanging out and comparing notes. Area In global city rankings, Berlin has been among the top ten for years. Complex cultural events, an engaging way of life, and a unique history have earned the metropolis its global renown. It motivates millions of visitors every year to come to Berlin to see for themselves. Over the past decade, about 400,000 of them were so captivated by the city that they decided to stay for good. To be sure, a high level of liveability makes it easy to fall in love with Berlin. But the city has so much more to offer. As a science hub, Berlin offers skills and knowledge in just about any scientific field you can think of. Moreover, Germany’s capital of start-up businesses has developed an economic dynamic that attracts companies from inside and outside the country. Its location in the European heartland recommends it as place of business every bit as much as its ability to provide high-skilled graduates and its proximity to the start-up scene with its innovative potential for prospering businesses of tomorrow. In Kreuzberg, the impulsive energy of young generations is keenly felt and reflected in up-and-coming trends. Aside from this district’s centrality and legendary hipness, life here is defined by a highly productive cultural scene and by creative diversity. Especially the Bergmannstrasse has enormous appeal. Every store here is one of a kind—whether it sells wine, pastry or coffee, antique junk, designer artefacts or vintage goods by the pound, gourmet dog food, vegan takeaway food or famous sausages—while the space in between is dotted with cinemas, theatres and churches that occasionally double as concert halls. All of this embedded in a historic setting of streets that are testimony to the cultural heritage of the city. Viktoriapark, Gleisdreieck Park or the vast grasslands of the former Tempelhof airport grounds provide plenty of outdoor space for local recreation and leisure activities. Area In global city rankings, Berlin has been among the top ten for years. Complex cultural events, an engaging way of life, and a unique history have earned the metropolis its global renown. It motivates millions of visitors every year to come to Berlin to see for themselves. Over the past decade, about 400,000 of them were so captivated by the city that they decided to stay for good. To be sure, a high level of liveability makes it easy to fall in love with Berlin. But the city has so much more to offer. As a science hub, Berlin offers skills and knowledge in just about any scientific field you can think of. Moreover, Germany’s capital of start-up businesses has developed an economic dynamic that attracts companies from inside and outside the country. Its location in the European heartland recommends it as place of business every bit as much as its ability to provide high-skilled graduates and its proximity to the start-up scene with its innovative potential for prospering businesses of tomorrow. In Kreuzberg, the impulsive energy of young generations is keenly felt and reflected in up-and-coming trends. Aside from this district’s centrality and legendary hipness, life here is defined by a highly productive cultural scene and by creative diversity. Especially the Bergmannstrasse has enormous appeal. Every store here is one of a kind—whether it sells wine, pastry or coffee, antique junk, designer artefacts or vintage goods by the pound, gourmet dog food, vegan takeaway food or famous sausages—while the space in between is dotted with cinemas, theatres and churches that occasionally double as concert halls. All of this embedded in a historic setting of streets that are testimony to the cultural heritage of the city. Viktoriapark, Gleisdreieck Park or the vast grasslands of the former Tempelhof airport grounds provide plenty of outdoor space for local recreation and leisure activities.

1 bd

947 sqft

Kreuzberg

USD 1,820,327

Address: Großbeerenstraße 56D, Berlin Property description Building It is a gem dating back to Imperial Germany, and an asset to Berlin as architectural landmark: Riehmers Hofgarten. At the time, Wilhelm Riehmer let his courage and visionary zeal as builder inspire him to bypass the urban planning standards of his day in favour of upscale liveability. Rather than sticking with the dense development of tenements grouped around tiny courtyards, the master builder in 1891/1892 used a plot he owned to create a magnificent ensemble elegantly embedded in a park-style garden. With lavish attention to detail and the diligence of a heritage curator, large parts of the baroque-revival buildings and outside facilities have now been restored. The patrician façades present themselves with bright structures whereas the staircases inside are dominated by warm earthy colours. The entrance doors to houses and flats, the windows and stair railings were overhauled in line with their original historic design. Partially uncovered frescoes on the mezzanine levels illustrate the artful aesthetics of the era when the house was built. To meet sophisticated expectations, modern-day quality was seamlessly integrated. The lighting system as well as the bell systems complete the authentic design by adding high-end technology. Water supply lines and waste water pipes were replaced, while heating and electrical installations were either upgraded or replaced. The eleven entranceways are named after scions of the Hohenzollern dynasty. The Victoria entranceway is located at Grossbeerenstrasse 57. On the ground floor, it admits you via a side entrance into a commercial unit of 52 square metres. As a community, the residents of this housing complex have the use of the attractive courtyard garden whose groomed trails, picnic lawns, boule court and playground offer various options for passing the time, hanging out and comparing notes. Area In global city rankings, Berlin has been among the top ten for years. Complex cultural events, an engaging way of life, and a unique history have earned the metropolis its global renown. It motivates millions of visitors every year to come to Berlin to see for themselves. Over the past decade, about 400,000 of them were so captivated by the city that they decided to stay for good. To be sure, a high level of liveability makes it easy to fall in love with Berlin. But the city has so much more to offer. As a science hub, Berlin offers skills and knowledge in just about any scientific field you can think of. Moreover, Germany’s capital of start-up businesses has developed an economic dynamic that attracts companies from inside and outside the country. Its location in the European heartland recommends it as place of business every bit as much as its ability to provide high-skilled graduates and its proximity to the start-up scene with its innovative potential for prospering businesses of tomorrow. In Kreuzberg, the impulsive energy of young generations is keenly felt and reflected in up-and-coming trends. Aside from this district’s centrality and legendary hipness, life here is defined by a highly productive cultural scene and by creative diversity. Especially the Bergmannstrasse has enormous appeal. Every store here is one of a kind—whether it sells wine, pastry or coffee, antique junk, designer artefacts or vintage goods by the pound, gourmet dog food, vegan takeaway food or famous sausages—while the space in between is dotted with cinemas, theatres and churches that occasionally double as concert halls. All of this embedded in a historic setting of streets that are testimony to the cultural heritage of the city. Viktoriapark, Gleisdreieck Park or the vast grasslands of the former Tempelhof airport grounds provide plenty of outdoor space for local recreation and leisure activities. Building It is a gem dating back to Imperial Germany, and an asset to Berlin as architectural landmark: Riehmers Hofgarten. At the time, Wilhelm Riehmer let his courage and visionary zeal as builder inspire him to bypass the urban planning standards of his day in favour of upscale liveability. Rather than sticking with the dense development of tenements grouped around tiny courtyards, the master builder in 1891/1892 used a plot he owned to create a magnificent ensemble elegantly embedded in a park-style garden. With lavish attention to detail and the diligence of a heritage curator, large parts of the baroque-revival buildings and outside facilities have now been restored. The patrician façades present themselves with bright structures whereas the staircases inside are dominated by warm earthy colours. The entrance doors to houses and flats, the windows and stair railings were overhauled in line with their original historic design. Partially uncovered frescoes on the mezzanine levels illustrate the artful aesthetics of the era when the house was built. To meet sophisticated expectations, modern-day quality was seamlessly integrated. The lighting system as well as the bell systems complete the authentic design by adding high-end technology. Water supply lines and waste water pipes were replaced, while heating and electrical installations were either upgraded or replaced. The eleven entranceways are named after scions of the Hohenzollern dynasty. The Victoria entranceway is located at Grossbeerenstrasse 57. On the ground floor, it admits you via a side entrance into a commercial unit of 52 square metres. As a community, the residents of this housing complex have the use of the attractive courtyard garden whose groomed trails, picnic lawns, boule court and playground offer various options for passing the time, hanging out and comparing notes. Area In global city rankings, Berlin has been among the top ten for years. Complex cultural events, an engaging way of life, and a unique history have earned the metropolis its global renown. It motivates millions of visitors every year to come to Berlin to see for themselves. Over the past decade, about 400,000 of them were so captivated by the city that they decided to stay for good. To be sure, a high level of liveability makes it easy to fall in love with Berlin. But the city has so much more to offer. As a science hub, Berlin offers skills and knowledge in just about any scientific field you can think of. Moreover, Germany’s capital of start-up businesses has developed an economic dynamic that attracts companies from inside and outside the country. Its location in the European heartland recommends it as place of business every bit as much as its ability to provide high-skilled graduates and its proximity to the start-up scene with its innovative potential for prospering businesses of tomorrow. In Kreuzberg, the impulsive energy of young generations is keenly felt and reflected in up-and-coming trends. Aside from this district’s centrality and legendary hipness, life here is defined by a highly productive cultural scene and by creative diversity. Especially the Bergmannstrasse has enormous appeal. Every store here is one of a kind—whether it sells wine, pastry or coffee, antique junk, designer artefacts or vintage goods by the pound, gourmet dog food, vegan takeaway food or famous sausages—while the space in between is dotted with cinemas, theatres and churches that occasionally double as concert halls. All of this embedded in a historic setting of streets that are testimony to the cultural heritage of the city. Viktoriapark, Gleisdreieck Park or the vast grasslands of the former Tempelhof airport grounds provide plenty of outdoor space for local recreation and leisure activities. Area In global city rankings, Berlin has been among the top ten for years. Complex cultural events, an engaging way of life, and a unique history have earned the metropolis its global renown. It motivates millions of visitors every year to come to Berlin to see for themselves. Over the past decade, about 400,000 of them were so captivated by the city that they decided to stay for good. To be sure, a high level of liveability makes it easy to fall in love with Berlin. But the city has so much more to offer. As a science hub, Berlin offers skills and knowledge in just about any scientific field you can think of. Moreover, Germany’s capital of start-up businesses has developed an economic dynamic that attracts companies from inside and outside the country. Its location in the European heartland recommends it as place of business every bit as much as its ability to provide high-skilled graduates and its proximity to the start-up scene with its innovative potential for prospering businesses of tomorrow. In Kreuzberg, the impulsive energy of young generations is keenly felt and reflected in up-and-coming trends. Aside from this district’s centrality and legendary hipness, life here is defined by a highly productive cultural scene and by creative diversity. Especially the Bergmannstrasse has enormous appeal. Every store here is one of a kind—whether it sells wine, pastry or coffee, antique junk, designer artefacts or vintage goods by the pound, gourmet dog food, vegan takeaway food or famous sausages—while the space in between is dotted with cinemas, theatres and churches that occasionally double as concert halls. All of this embedded in a historic setting of streets that are testimony to the cultural heritage of the city. Viktoriapark, Gleisdreieck Park or the vast grasslands of the former Tempelhof airport grounds provide plenty of outdoor space for local recreation and leisure activities.

3 bd

1,313 sqft

Kreuzberg

USD 375,936

USD 322,077

1 bd

580 sqft

floor 1

Berlin

USD 966,441

This beautiful new construction project is located near Kurfürstendamm, in the most popular area of Berlin. The famous Winterfeldmarkt, with regional products ranging from fresh food to handmade jewelry, is only a ten-minute walk away. Another highlight is the proximity to two of Berlin's most visited green spaces: the large Tiergarten and the Park am Gleisdreieck. The area offers many shopping opportunities, such as numerous boutiques, galleries, new start-ups, charming cafés, long-established restaurants, an excellent local supply and an optimal public transport connection. The subway station Kurfürstenstr. with the line U1 and U3 can be reached in a few minutes on foot. Finished built from the highest quality German contruction materials, with unique architecture, the apartment offers a luxurious, as well as modern lifestyle and is ready for immediate occupancy. Your First Citiz Berlin team will be happy to provide you with information about the available units, floor plans and financing options. Additional Information All information about this property and this real estate project is based on information provided by the seller(s) and/or their representatives. We do not accept any liability for the accuracy or completeness. Error and prior sale can be expected. Some photos and property visualizations are illustrative examples and non-binding. This offer is confidential and is solely intended for its recipient. Any disclosure must be authorized by First Citiz GmbH. This offer includes all units located in the same real estate project for which First Citiz GmbH makes all relevant information available, including units' price lists, floor plans and list of still available units for sale. The recipient of this offer has the obligation to inform First Citiz GmbH of the conclusion of a purchase contract for this property or any other property located in the same real estate project.

2 bd

floor 5

Tiergarten

USD 527,710

Address: Berlin, Osloer Straße 114 Property description The apartments in the front building have balconies or oriels with large windows allowing plenty of light into the spacious rooms. The old building character of the apartments is underlined by high ceilings as well as wooden coffered doors and partly original floorboards. The majority of the residential units are rented out, which makes them ideal as an investment for old age. For those who want to fulfill their dream of owning their own walls and moving in themselves, there are seven refurbished vacant apartments to choose from. Building Berlin Wedding: It is not only the multicultural character and charm that make the location special. For capital investors and those looking to invest, the asking prices for apartments in particular speak a promising language: in the 10-year period, the average asking price in Wedding rose by 253.0%* – with the trend continuing to rise. Here in the five-story residential complex, a total of 26 old building apartments with tasteful sizes ranging from approx. 34 to 136 sqm and 1 to 5 rooms is awaiting new owners. At a glance: • A total of 26 apartments for sale • 7 of which are empty apartments for owner-occupancy • 1 to 5 rooms • Sizes from approx. 34 to 136 sqm • balconies • shower and tub bathrooms Area At first glance, the Berlin district of Wedding seems to be a place of contrasts, but at second sight, they come together to form a colorful mosaic. And the word “colorful” could not apply better to it as one of the liveliest, cultural neighborhoods in Berlin. A diverse mix of stores from various supermarkets to greengrocers to Turkish bakeries and various cafes and snack bars illustrate the diverse mix of residents. In addition to the Gesundbrunnen Center with more than 100 stores, there are small fashion studios or a bookstore with a café as a cultural meeting place in the side streets. The leisure opportunities are as varied as the gastronomic and business offerings: from gyms and swimming pools to the Labyrinth children’s museum and a family library to cultural highlights in the Uferstudios or the Alhambra cinema, there is something for everyone in Wedding. Almost everything can be found in the immediate vicinity and is easy to reach on foot or by streetcar, bus and subway. Almost inconspicuously, the little river Panke runs through the neighborhood on foot from Osloer Straße and invites you to go for a walk or jog along its banks with foot and bike paths. Just a little further away, the nearby Volkspark Humboldthain offers hours of green space in the middle of the city or, during the warmer months, you can enjoy the sun in the summer pool there. From the observation tower in the park you have a magnificent view over the city. Wedding – the northernmost part of Berlin Mitte and in the direct neighborhood of the trendy Prenzlauer Berg district – is one of Berlin’s up-and-coming neighborhoods. Young people in particular are drawn here because of its ideal location and cultural coexistence. As a former traditional working-class district, with large modernist housing estates in the west and north and in part a lot of greenery, the district is currently undergoing a real structural change. The industrial district is gradually developing into a future location for science and technology. One example of the transformation is the former Tegel Airport, which is becoming the “Urban Tech Republic,” a campus for urban technologies including an industrial park and with space for thousands of employees, students, companies and apartments. The proximity to the clinic campus of the Charité, the Beuth University of Applied Sciences with around 12,500 students, and the many planned new construction projects also give Wedding a valuable character with enormous potential for the future. Building Berlin Wedding: It is not only the multicultural character and charm that make the location special. For capital investors and those looking to invest, the asking prices for apartments in particular speak a promising language: in the 10-year period, the average asking price in Wedding rose by 253.0%* – with the trend continuing to rise. Here in the five-story residential complex, a total of 26 old building apartments with tasteful sizes ranging from approx. 34 to 136 sqm and 1 to 5 rooms is awaiting new owners. At a glance: • A total of 26 apartments for sale • 7 of which are empty apartments for owner-occupancy • 1 to 5 rooms • Sizes from approx. 34 to 136 sqm • balconies • shower and tub bathrooms Area At first glance, the Berlin district of Wedding seems to be a place of contrasts, but at second sight, they come together to form a colorful mosaic. And the word “colorful” could not apply better to it as one of the liveliest, cultural neighborhoods in Berlin. A diverse mix of stores from various supermarkets to greengrocers to Turkish bakeries and various cafes and snack bars illustrate the diverse mix of residents. In addition to the Gesundbrunnen Center with more than 100 stores, there are small fashion studios or a bookstore with a café as a cultural meeting place in the side streets. The leisure opportunities are as varied as the gastronomic and business offerings: from gyms and swimming pools to the Labyrinth children’s museum and a family library to cultural highlights in the Uferstudios or the Alhambra cinema, there is something for everyone in Wedding. Almost everything can be found in the immediate vicinity and is easy to reach on foot or by streetcar, bus and subway. Almost inconspicuously, the little river Panke runs through the neighborhood on foot from Osloer Straße and invites you to go for a walk or jog along its banks with foot and bike paths. Just a little further away, the nearby Volkspark Humboldthain offers hours of green space in the middle of the city or, during the warmer months, you can enjoy the sun in the summer pool there. From the observation tower in the park you have a magnificent view over the city. Wedding – the northernmost part of Berlin Mitte and in the direct neighborhood of the trendy Prenzlauer Berg district – is one of Berlin’s up-and-coming neighborhoods. Young people in particular are drawn here because of its ideal location and cultural coexistence. As a former traditional working-class district, with large modernist housing estates in the west and north and in part a lot of greenery, the district is currently undergoing a real structural change. The industrial district is gradually developing into a future location for science and technology. One example of the transformation is the former Tegel Airport, which is becoming the “Urban Tech Republic,” a campus for urban technologies including an industrial park and with space for thousands of employees, students, companies and apartments. The proximity to the clinic campus of the Charité, the Beuth University of Applied Sciences with around 12,500 students, and the many planned new construction projects also give Wedding a valuable character with enormous potential for the future. Area At first glance, the Berlin district of Wedding seems to be a place of contrasts, but at second sight, they come together to form a colorful mosaic. And the word “colorful” could not apply better to it as one of the liveliest, cultural neighborhoods in Berlin. A diverse mix of stores from various supermarkets to greengrocers to Turkish bakeries and various cafes and snack bars illustrate the diverse mix of residents. In addition to the Gesundbrunnen Center with more than 100 stores, there are small fashion studios or a bookstore with a café as a cultural meeting place in the side streets. The leisure opportunities are as varied as the gastronomic and business offerings: from gyms and swimming pools to the Labyrinth children’s museum and a family library to cultural highlights in the Uferstudios or the Alhambra cinema, there is something for everyone in Wedding. Almost everything can be found in the immediate vicinity and is easy to reach on foot or by streetcar, bus and subway. Almost inconspicuously, the little river Panke runs through the neighborhood on foot from Osloer Straße and invites you to go for a walk or jog along its banks with foot and bike paths. Just a little further away, the nearby Volkspark Humboldthain offers hours of green space in the middle of the city or, during the warmer months, you can enjoy the sun in the summer pool there. From the observation tower in the park you have a magnificent view over the city. Wedding – the northernmost part of Berlin Mitte and in the direct neighborhood of the trendy Prenzlauer Berg district – is one of Berlin’s up-and-coming neighborhoods. Young people in particular are drawn here because of its ideal location and cultural coexistence. As a former traditional working-class district, with large modernist housing estates in the west and north and in part a lot of greenery, the district is currently undergoing a real structural change. The industrial district is gradually developing into a future location for science and technology. One example of the transformation is the former Tegel Airport, which is becoming the “Urban Tech Republic,” a campus for urban technologies including an industrial park and with space for thousands of employees, students, companies and apartments. The proximity to the clinic campus of the Charité, the Beuth University of Applied Sciences with around 12,500 students, and the many planned new construction projects also give Wedding a valuable character with enormous potential for the future.

4 bd

1,464 sqft

Mitte

USD 180,966

Address: Kaiserin Augusta Allee 29 WE17, 10553 Berlin Property description 1.5 Rooms Kitchen Bathroom Corridore 1st floor SF Alt-Bau Gas Tenanted apartment Building Are you looking for an excellent location in the city center? This well- appointed 2 bedroom is located in North Char-lottenburg on the border with Moabit. A regular bus line ensures you reach the S-Bahn in 5 minutes. Located on the 3rd floor of an old style building, the floorplan is well thought out for maximal use of space. Real wood floor, modern white tiling of floors and walls in kitchens and bathroom compliment this property. It provides and eat-in kitchen with pantry and two separate rooms with large windows. The brightly day-lit flat is a perfect rental investment. It is sold tenanted. Area The area is really unique as it was built at the confluence of three waterways, the Spree, the Charlottenburg con-necting canal and the Landwehr canal. If you cross the canal, you will find yourself in the Goslarer Park. The closest means of transport is the Mierendorffplatz subway on the U7 line, which runs right through the heart of the city and crosses almost all of Berlin’s central districts. T The nearby Charlottenburg Palace is famous for its beautiful The nearby Charlottenburg Palace is famous for its beautiful garden and breathtaking seascape. Huge investments are currently being made in the nearby Europacity and over 14 new buildings are being built. Building Are you looking for an excellent location in the city center? This well- appointed 2 bedroom is located in North Char-lottenburg on the border with Moabit. A regular bus line ensures you reach the S-Bahn in 5 minutes. Located on the 3rd floor of an old style building, the floorplan is well thought out for maximal use of space. Real wood floor, modern white tiling of floors and walls in kitchens and bathroom compliment this property. It provides and eat-in kitchen with pantry and two separate rooms with large windows. The brightly day-lit flat is a perfect rental investment. It is sold tenanted. Area The area is really unique as it was built at the confluence of three waterways, the Spree, the Charlottenburg con-necting canal and the Landwehr canal. If you cross the canal, you will find yourself in the Goslarer Park. The closest means of transport is the Mierendorffplatz subway on the U7 line, which runs right through the heart of the city and crosses almost all of Berlin’s central districts. T The nearby Charlottenburg Palace is famous for its beautiful The nearby Charlottenburg Palace is famous for its beautiful garden and breathtaking seascape. Huge investments are currently being made in the nearby Europacity and over 14 new buildings are being built. Area The area is really unique as it was built at the confluence of three waterways, the Spree, the Charlottenburg con-necting canal and the Landwehr canal. If you cross the canal, you will find yourself in the Goslarer Park. The closest means of transport is the Mierendorffplatz subway on the U7 line, which runs right through the heart of the city and crosses almost all of Berlin’s central districts. T The nearby Charlottenburg Palace is famous for its beautiful The nearby Charlottenburg Palace is famous for its beautiful garden and breathtaking seascape. Huge investments are currently being made in the nearby Europacity and over 14 new buildings are being built.

1 bd

506 sqft

Charlottenburg

USD 324,123

Address: Berlin, Osloer Straße 114 Property description The apartments in the front building have balconies or oriels with large windows allowing plenty of light into the spacious rooms. The old building character of the apartments is underlined by high ceilings as well as wooden coffered doors and partly original floorboards. The majority of the residential units are rented out, which makes them ideal as an investment for old age. For those who want to fulfill their dream of owning their own walls and moving in themselves, there are seven refurbished vacant apartments to choose from. Building Berlin Wedding: It is not only the multicultural character and charm that make the location special. For capital investors and those looking to invest, the asking prices for apartments in particular speak a promising language: in the 10-year period, the average asking price in Wedding rose by 253.0%* – with the trend continuing to rise. Here in the five-story residential complex, a total of 26 old building apartments with tasteful sizes ranging from approx. 34 to 136 sqm and 1 to 5 rooms is awaiting new owners. At a glance: • A total of 26 apartments for sale • 7 of which are empty apartments for owner-occupancy • 1 to 5 rooms • Sizes from approx. 34 to 136 sqm • balconies • shower and tub bathrooms Area At first glance, the Berlin district of Wedding seems to be a place of contrasts, but at second sight, they come together to form a colorful mosaic. And the word “colorful” could not apply better to it as one of the liveliest, cultural neighborhoods in Berlin. A diverse mix of stores from various supermarkets to greengrocers to Turkish bakeries and various cafes and snack bars illustrate the diverse mix of residents. In addition to the Gesundbrunnen Center with more than 100 stores, there are small fashion studios or a bookstore with a café as a cultural meeting place in the side streets. The leisure opportunities are as varied as the gastronomic and business offerings: from gyms and swimming pools to the Labyrinth children’s museum and a family library to cultural highlights in the Uferstudios or the Alhambra cinema, there is something for everyone in Wedding. Almost everything can be found in the immediate vicinity and is easy to reach on foot or by streetcar, bus and subway. Almost inconspicuously, the little river Panke runs through the neighborhood on foot from Osloer Straße and invites you to go for a walk or jog along its banks with foot and bike paths. Just a little further away, the nearby Volkspark Humboldthain offers hours of green space in the middle of the city or, during the warmer months, you can enjoy the sun in the summer pool there. From the observation tower in the park you have a magnificent view over the city. Wedding – the northernmost part of Berlin Mitte and in the direct neighborhood of the trendy Prenzlauer Berg district – is one of Berlin’s up-and-coming neighborhoods. Young people in particular are drawn here because of its ideal location and cultural coexistence. As a former traditional working-class district, with large modernist housing estates in the west and north and in part a lot of greenery, the district is currently undergoing a real structural change. The industrial district is gradually developing into a future location for science and technology. One example of the transformation is the former Tegel Airport, which is becoming the “Urban Tech Republic,” a campus for urban technologies including an industrial park and with space for thousands of employees, students, companies and apartments. The proximity to the clinic campus of the Charité, the Beuth University of Applied Sciences with around 12,500 students, and the many planned new construction projects also give Wedding a valuable character with enormous potential for the future. Building Berlin Wedding: It is not only the multicultural character and charm that make the location special. For capital investors and those looking to invest, the asking prices for apartments in particular speak a promising language: in the 10-year period, the average asking price in Wedding rose by 253.0%* – with the trend continuing to rise. Here in the five-story residential complex, a total of 26 old building apartments with tasteful sizes ranging from approx. 34 to 136 sqm and 1 to 5 rooms is awaiting new owners. At a glance: • A total of 26 apartments for sale • 7 of which are empty apartments for owner-occupancy • 1 to 5 rooms • Sizes from approx. 34 to 136 sqm • balconies • shower and tub bathrooms Area At first glance, the Berlin district of Wedding seems to be a place of contrasts, but at second sight, they come together to form a colorful mosaic. And the word “colorful” could not apply better to it as one of the liveliest, cultural neighborhoods in Berlin. A diverse mix of stores from various supermarkets to greengrocers to Turkish bakeries and various cafes and snack bars illustrate the diverse mix of residents. In addition to the Gesundbrunnen Center with more than 100 stores, there are small fashion studios or a bookstore with a café as a cultural meeting place in the side streets. The leisure opportunities are as varied as the gastronomic and business offerings: from gyms and swimming pools to the Labyrinth children’s museum and a family library to cultural highlights in the Uferstudios or the Alhambra cinema, there is something for everyone in Wedding. Almost everything can be found in the immediate vicinity and is easy to reach on foot or by streetcar, bus and subway. Almost inconspicuously, the little river Panke runs through the neighborhood on foot from Osloer Straße and invites you to go for a walk or jog along its banks with foot and bike paths. Just a little further away, the nearby Volkspark Humboldthain offers hours of green space in the middle of the city or, during the warmer months, you can enjoy the sun in the summer pool there. From the observation tower in the park you have a magnificent view over the city. Wedding – the northernmost part of Berlin Mitte and in the direct neighborhood of the trendy Prenzlauer Berg district – is one of Berlin’s up-and-coming neighborhoods. Young people in particular are drawn here because of its ideal location and cultural coexistence. As a former traditional working-class district, with large modernist housing estates in the west and north and in part a lot of greenery, the district is currently undergoing a real structural change. The industrial district is gradually developing into a future location for science and technology. One example of the transformation is the former Tegel Airport, which is becoming the “Urban Tech Republic,” a campus for urban technologies including an industrial park and with space for thousands of employees, students, companies and apartments. The proximity to the clinic campus of the Charité, the Beuth University of Applied Sciences with around 12,500 students, and the many planned new construction projects also give Wedding a valuable character with enormous potential for the future. Area At first glance, the Berlin district of Wedding seems to be a place of contrasts, but at second sight, they come together to form a colorful mosaic. And the word “colorful” could not apply better to it as one of the liveliest, cultural neighborhoods in Berlin. A diverse mix of stores from various supermarkets to greengrocers to Turkish bakeries and various cafes and snack bars illustrate the diverse mix of residents. In addition to the Gesundbrunnen Center with more than 100 stores, there are small fashion studios or a bookstore with a café as a cultural meeting place in the side streets. The leisure opportunities are as varied as the gastronomic and business offerings: from gyms and swimming pools to the Labyrinth children’s museum and a family library to cultural highlights in the Uferstudios or the Alhambra cinema, there is something for everyone in Wedding. Almost everything can be found in the immediate vicinity and is easy to reach on foot or by streetcar, bus and subway. Almost inconspicuously, the little river Panke runs through the neighborhood on foot from Osloer Straße and invites you to go for a walk or jog along its banks with foot and bike paths. Just a little further away, the nearby Volkspark Humboldthain offers hours of green space in the middle of the city or, during the warmer months, you can enjoy the sun in the summer pool there. From the observation tower in the park you have a magnificent view over the city. Wedding – the northernmost part of Berlin Mitte and in the direct neighborhood of the trendy Prenzlauer Berg district – is one of Berlin’s up-and-coming neighborhoods. Young people in particular are drawn here because of its ideal location and cultural coexistence. As a former traditional working-class district, with large modernist housing estates in the west and north and in part a lot of greenery, the district is currently undergoing a real structural change. The industrial district is gradually developing into a future location for science and technology. One example of the transformation is the former Tegel Airport, which is becoming the “Urban Tech Republic,” a campus for urban technologies including an industrial park and with space for thousands of employees, students, companies and apartments. The proximity to the clinic campus of the Charité, the Beuth University of Applied Sciences with around 12,500 students, and the many planned new construction projects also give Wedding a valuable character with enormous potential for the future.

1 bd

753 sqft

Mitte

USD 226,208

USD 225,131

1 bd

522 sqft

floor 5

Berlin

USD 379,167

USD 322,077

2 room apartment, first occupancy after renovation, high-quality modernization, balcony, conservatory, elevator, parking space in sought-after residential area of Berlin-Niederschönhausen *This exposé is available in German, English and Russian. *english : This Expose is available in German, English and Russian language. A complete exposé with floor plan and pictures of such existing key data is available on request. From this and adjacent postcode area, we also offer further real estate offers, if currently available, with "different" property types, sizes, domestic conditions, and purchase price, vacant or as an investment. The purchase price may vary depending on the property, location, purpose and equipment. Contact us or submit your personal search profile. We will then provide you with a suitable property. If necessary and on request, we will support you in financing issues of this property. In matters of financing issues for our clients, we work successfully with our long-standing partner office, for private and commercial purposes as well as for investment investors in all types of real estate. -vacant -2 room apartment -Balcony -Hall -Bathroom with tub -Built-in kitchen -Cellar room -Common area in the courtyard of the condominium -Pitch to be purchased as an option Postcode area 13156 Berlin-Bezirk Pankow and surrounding area An energy consumption certificate is available. This is valid until 29.5.2024. Final energy consumption is 99.00 kwh/(m²*a). The main energy source for heating is gas. The year of construction of the object according to the energy certificate is 1992. The energy efficiency class is C. *Interested parties of this ad: For inquiries, we ask for complete sender details. Please include address, phone and email. We ask for your understanding that shipping is unfortunately not possible without the aforementioned information. All data as well as information available to us are based on the information provided by the owner or come from property documents and are reproduced here to the best of our knowledge. We reserve the right to make mistakes and prior sale. The legal obligation arises exclusively from a notarized purchase contract. *Would you like to sell your property? We may already have a buyer for you, as our customer network has stored the corresponding search profiles nationally and internationally. We accompany you professionally with your property in all technical and legal processes related to the sale of your property. We advise you with our experience in the realistic valuation of your property and the joint purchase price. Of course, we accompany you through the sales procedure until the handover of the property.* You can find more attractive offers of vacant and rented condominiums and other real estate properties at: ... We also have a sustainable network of financing options to support our customers with our properties. You are also welcome to contact me by phone directly at ... Aleksander Vukas, Real Estate Specialist, Real Estate Economist AV Immobilien Berlin - Real Estate Consulting & Agency Features: - Lift - Balcony - Terrace

1 bd

589 sqft

floor 2

Berlin

USD 373,243

Address: Grunewaldstraße 89, 10823 Berlin Property description The three-room apartment is located on the 1st floor of the front building. The features include: • Spacious living room • Two bedrooms • Roomy kitchen area • Shower room and washing machine connection • Gas central heating • Double windows • Basement Building The residential building on Grunewaldstraße is a renovated old building. It offers a 3-room apartment with spacious, bright rooms and high ceilings. Area The district is centrally located in Berlin, just a ten-minute subway or bus ride from Wittenbergplatz and Kurfürstendamm. The Winterfeldtplatz, with its vibrant café and restaurant scene, is only a 7-minute walk away. Various shopping options and bus stops (Lines M 48, M 85, N 42, 104, 187) are right at the doorstep. The ‘Kleistpark’ and ‘Eisenacher Straße’ subway stations are within walking distance. Building The residential building on Grunewaldstraße is a renovated old building. It offers a 3-room apartment with spacious, bright rooms and high ceilings. Area The district is centrally located in Berlin, just a ten-minute subway or bus ride from Wittenbergplatz and Kurfürstendamm. The Winterfeldtplatz, with its vibrant café and restaurant scene, is only a 7-minute walk away. Various shopping options and bus stops (Lines M 48, M 85, N 42, 104, 187) are right at the doorstep. The ‘Kleistpark’ and ‘Eisenacher Straße’ subway stations are within walking distance. Area The district is centrally located in Berlin, just a ten-minute subway or bus ride from Wittenbergplatz and Kurfürstendamm. The Winterfeldtplatz, with its vibrant café and restaurant scene, is only a 7-minute walk away. Various shopping options and bus stops (Lines M 48, M 85, N 42, 104, 187) are right at the doorstep. The ‘Kleistpark’ and ‘Eisenacher Straße’ subway stations are within walking distance.

2 bd

915 sqft

Berlin

USD 1,021,315

Family-friendly living: First-class 3-room new-build apartment in Berlin Tiergarten.

This beautiful new construction project is located near Kurfürstendamm, in the most popular area of Berlin. The popular Winterfeldmarkt, with regional products ranging from fresh food to handmade jewelry, is just a ten-minute walk away. Another highlight is the proximity to two of Berlin's much-visited green spaces: the Großer Tiergarten and the Park am Gleisdreieck. The area offers many shopping opportunities, such as numerous boutiques, galleries, new startups, charming cafes, long-established restaurants, an excellent local supply and an optimal public transport connection. The subway station Kurfürstenstraße with the line U1 and U3 can be reached in a few minutes on foot. This bright 3-room apartment is located on the 2nd floor of a new building and has an area of about 83m². It consists of a living and dining area with an open kitchen, which has access to the balcony and two cozy bedrooms. In addition, the apartment has a nice bathroom with a bathtub and a utility room. Built with highest-quality materials with unique architecture, the apartment offers a luxurious, as well as modern lifestyle and is ready for immediate occupancy. Your First Citiz Berlin team is at your disposal for the information about the available units, floor plans and financing options. Additional Information All information about this property and this real estate project is based on information provided by the seller(s) and/or their representatives. We do not accept any liability for the accuracy or completeness. Error and prior sale can be expected. Some photos and property visualizations are illustrative examples and non-binding. This offer is confidential and is solely intended for its recipient. Any disclosure must be authorized by First Citiz GmbH. This offer includes all units located in the same real estate project for which First Citiz GmbH makes all relevant information available, including units' price lists, floor plans and list of still available units for sale. The recipient of this offer has the obligation to inform First Citiz GmbH of the conclusion of a purchase contract for this property or any other property located in the same real estate project.

2 bd

floor 2

Tiergarten

USD 6,064,524

An energy performance certificate is available. This is valid until 20.11.2024. Final energy consumption for heat is kwh/(m²*a). Final energy consumption for electricity is kwh/(m²*a). The main energy source for heating is gas. Features: - Balcony - Terrace

16,092 sqft

lot 11,087 sqft

Oberschöneweide

USD 1,314,871

This beautiful new construction project is located near Kurfürstendamm, in the most popular area of Berlin. The famous Winterfeldmarkt, with regional products ranging from fresh food to handmade jewelry, is only a ten-minute walk away. Another highlight is the proximity to two of Berlin's most visited green spaces: the large Tiergarten and the Park am Gleisdreieck. The area offers many shopping opportunities, such as numerous boutiques, galleries, new start-ups, charming cafés, long-established restaurants, an excellent local supply and an optimal public transport connection. The subway station Kurfürstenstr. with the line U1 and U3 can be reached in a few minutes on foot. Finished built from the highest quality German contruction materials, with unique architecture, the apartment offers a luxurious, as well as modern lifestyle and is ready for immediate occupancy. Your First Citiz Berlin team will be happy to provide you with information about the available units, floor plans and financing options. Additional Information All information about this property and this real estate project is based on information provided by the seller(s) and/or their representatives. We do not accept any liability for the accuracy or completeness. Error and prior sale can be expected. Some photos and property visualizations are illustrative examples and non-binding. This offer is confidential and is solely intended for its recipient. Any disclosure must be authorized by First Citiz GmbH. This offer includes all units located in the same real estate project for which First Citiz GmbH makes all relevant information available, including units' price lists, floor plans and list of still available units for sale. The recipient of this offer has the obligation to inform First Citiz GmbH of the conclusion of a purchase contract for this property or any other property located in the same real estate project.

1 bd

floor 6

Tiergarten

USD 486,347

Address: Landsberger Allee 16, 10249 Berlin Property description The apartment is located in the back of the quiet courtyard away from the noise of Landsberger Allee. A well-planned layout allows for a large living space including corridor, kitchen, storage room, bathroom with WC. Building Charming 3 room apartment located on 2 nd floor of a beautiful old building with size 89.83 m2. Has a kitchen and bathroom with a bathtub. The apartment is empty and ready to move in. The building built in 1904 in classical Altbau style, was completely renovated in 2009. The building is divided In 36 fully restored apartments. Area A vibrant neighborhood located in the eastern part of Berlin, Friedrichshain is known for its lively atmosphere, rich history, and cultural scene. Nested at the intersection where the city center meets a picturesque lakeside, the dis-trict offers a thriving nightlife and a great mix of parks, bars, cafes, and restaurants, making it one of the most sought-after residential areas for creative communities and young professionals. The area is also well-served by public transportation, providing convenient access to other parts of Berlin. The building is directly opposite the Friedrichshain Park. Alexanderplatz Square is just 5 minutes away by tram, as well as are a variety of offices and entertainment centres in the lively Berlin-Mitte district. The tram can be reached within a 2-minute walk. Building Charming 3 room apartment located on 2 nd floor of a beautiful old building with size 89.83 m2. Has a kitchen and bathroom with a bathtub. The apartment is empty and ready to move in. The building built in 1904 in classical Altbau style, was completely renovated in 2009. The building is divided In 36 fully restored apartments. Area A vibrant neighborhood located in the eastern part of Berlin, Friedrichshain is known for its lively atmosphere, rich history, and cultural scene. Nested at the intersection where the city center meets a picturesque lakeside, the dis-trict offers a thriving nightlife and a great mix of parks, bars, cafes, and restaurants, making it one of the most sought-after residential areas for creative communities and young professionals. The area is also well-served by public transportation, providing convenient access to other parts of Berlin. The building is directly opposite the Friedrichshain Park. Alexanderplatz Square is just 5 minutes away by tram, as well as are a variety of offices and entertainment centres in the lively Berlin-Mitte district. The tram can be reached within a 2-minute walk. Area A vibrant neighborhood located in the eastern part of Berlin, Friedrichshain is known for its lively atmosphere, rich history, and cultural scene. Nested at the intersection where the city center meets a picturesque lakeside, the dis-trict offers a thriving nightlife and a great mix of parks, bars, cafes, and restaurants, making it one of the most sought-after residential areas for creative communities and young professionals. The area is also well-served by public transportation, providing convenient access to other parts of Berlin. The building is directly opposite the Friedrichshain Park. Alexanderplatz Square is just 5 minutes away by tram, as well as are a variety of offices and entertainment centres in the lively Berlin-Mitte district. The tram can be reached within a 2-minute walk.

3 bd

969 sqft

Mitte

USD 966,441

This beautiful new construction project is located near Kurfurstendamm, in the most popular area of Berlin. The famous Winterfeldmarkt, with regional products ranging from fresh food to handmade jewelry, is only a ten-minute walk away. Another highlight is the proximity to two of Berlin's most visited green spaces: the large Tiergarten and the Park am Gleisdreieck. The area offers many shopping opportunities, such as numerous boutiques, galleries, new start-ups, charming cafes, long-established restaurants, an excellent local supply and an optimal public transport connection. The subway station Kurfurstenstr. with the line U1 and U3 can be reached in a few minutes on foot. Finished built from the highest quality German contruction materials, with unique architecture, the apartment offers a luxurious, as well as modern lifestyle and is ready for immediate occupancy. Your First Citiz Berlin team will be happy to provide you with information about the available units, floor plans and financing options. Additional Information All information about this property and this real estate project is based on information provided by the seller(s) and/or their representatives. We do not accept any liability for the accuracy or completeness. Error and prior sale can be expected. Some photos and property visualizations are illustrative examples and non-binding. This offer is confidential and is solely intended for its recipient. Any disclosure must be authorized by First Citiz GmbH. This offer includes all units located in the same real estate project for which First Citiz GmbH makes all relevant information available, including units' price lists, floor plans and list of still available units for sale. The recipient of this offer has the obligation to inform First Citiz GmbH of the conclusion of a purchase contract for this property or any other property located in the same real estate project. City area Schoneberg is a contrasting district, both exuberant and residential, located in West Berlin. It's known for the KaDeWe, the historical luxury department store of Berlin, built at the beginning of the 20th century. The imposing town hall is lined with a square where one is one of the largest open-air markets in Berlin every week. Nearby, the large RudolfWilde Park offers a pleasant walk, with its small baroque chateau located on the lake. Nollendorfplatz is a very lively area with its restaurants, bars and street concerts in summer. There are also many art galleries on Potsdamerstrasse, like Kunstpalais. Schoneberg is well served by public transport, notably thanks to the underground train which some Art Nouveau resorts is worth to be visited. Several well-preserved Art Deco buildings are located in Schoneberg, which cohabit with buildings from the 1950s and luxury new built projects.ater, cabarets, bars ...), like around Akazienstrasse. By loading the map, you agree to Google's privacy policy. Learn more Load map Always unblock Google Maps The displayed property location is approximate Features and Amenities Brand new apartment | Ready to move-in! No buyer brokerage fee (provisionsfrei) | Purchase directly from the developer Top central location close to Ku'Damm Energy saving property (B-class Efficiency) Bright apartment with floor-to-ceiling insulated windows Large dining balcony & Lift access Upscale property with distinguished architecture High quality oak parquet flooring with underfloor heating Stunning bathrooms with natural stone tiling Cosy internal courtyard with private kids' playground Features: - Lift

2 bd

744 sqft

floor 5

Berlin

USD 1,021,315

This beautiful new construction project is located near Kurfurstendamm, in the most popular area of Berlin. The popular Winterfeldmarkt, with regional products ranging from fresh food to handmade jewelry, is just a ten-minute walk away. Another highlight is the proximity to two of Berlin's much-visited green spaces: the Grosser Tiergarten and the Park am Gleisdreieck. The area offers many shopping opportunities, such as numerous boutiques, galleries, new startups, charming cafes, long-established restaurants, an excellent local supply and an optimal public transport connection. The subway station Kurfurstenstrasse with the line U1 and U3 can be reached in a few minutes on foot. This bright 3-room apartment is located on the 2nd floor of a new building and has an area of about 83m2. It consists of a living and dining area with an open kitchen, which has access to the balcony and two cozy bedrooms. In addition, the apartment has a nice bathroom with a bathtub and a utility room. Built with highest-quality materials with unique architecture, the apartment offers a luxurious, as well as modern lifestyle and is ready for immediate occupancy. Your First Citiz Berlin team is at your disposal for the information about the available units, floor plans and financing options. Additional Information All information about this property and this real estate project is based on information provided by the seller(s) and/or their representatives. We do not accept any liability for the accuracy or completeness. Error and prior sale can be expected. Some photos and property visualizations are illustrative examples and non-binding. This offer is confidential and is solely intended for its recipient. Any disclosure must be authorized by First Citiz GmbH. This offer includes all units located in the same real estate project for which First Citiz GmbH makes all relevant information available, including units' price lists, floor plans and list of still available units for sale. The recipient of this offer has the obligation to inform First Citiz GmbH of the conclusion of a purchase contract for this property or any other property located in the same real estate project. City area Schoneberg is a contrasting district, both exuberant and residential, located in West Berlin. It's known for the KaDeWe, the historical luxury department store of Berlin, built at the beginning of the 20th century. The imposing town hall is lined with a square where one is one of the largest open-air markets in Berlin every week. Nearby, the large RudolfWilde Park offers a pleasant walk, with its small baroque chateau located on the lake. Nollendorfplatz is a very lively area with its restaurants, bars and street concerts in summer. There are also many art galleries on Potsdamerstrasse, like Kunstpalais. Schoneberg is well served by public transport, notably thanks to the underground train which some Art Nouveau resorts is worth to be visited. Several well-preserved Art Deco buildings are located in Schoneberg, which cohabit with buildings from the 1950s and luxury new built projects.ater, cabarets, bars ...), like around Akazienstrasse. By loading the map, you agree to Google's privacy policy. Learn more Load map Always unblock Google Maps The displayed property location is approximate Features and Amenities Brand new apartment | Ready to move-in! No buyer brokerage fee (provisionsfrei) | Purchase directly from the developer Top central location close to Ku'Damm Energy saving property (B-class Efficiency) Bright apartment with floor-to-ceiling insulated windows Large dining balcony & Lift access Upscale property with distinguished architecture High quality oak parquet flooring with underfloor heating Stunning bathrooms with natural stone tiling Cosy internal courtyard with private kids' playground Features: - Lift - Balcony

2 bd

897 sqft

floor 2

Berlin

USD 325,201

USD 228,362

Address: Lucy-Lameck-Straße 15 12049 Berlin Property description Benefit from tax exemption: 1-room old building apartment for owner-occupancy in top Berlin location • partially refurbished condition • new bathroom • wooden box windows • new light parquet (nordic pine planed floor boards) Building A unique neighborhood atmosphere and idyllic parkland – welcome to Lucy-Lameck-Strasse in Berlin-Neukölln! In the old residential building from 1900, a total of 29 residential units are waiting for new owners and residents who want to settle in the direct vicinity of the inner-city park, the Hasenheide. The tenement building at Lucy-Lameck-Strasse 15 is still largely in its original condition, consisting of a front building, a side wing and rear wing. ln the front building, an elevator leads to the residential units. Both here and in the street-side part of the side wing, the top floor was converted a few years ago. The building has a total of 29 apartments, eight of which can be purchased as rented investments. The rest of the stock offers owner-occupiers the ideal opportunity to fulfill their dream of owning their own private home. With 1 to 5 room apartments and sizes ranging from approx. 31 to 114 sqm, everyone will find the right place for their needs. The apartments of about 31 to 46 sqm in the side wing are mostly partially refurbished. Bathrooms were refurbished, new floors were laid and wooden beams in the rooms were renewed. We chose Nordic pine planed planks, which offer raw and end-treated Nordic coniferous wood with light yellow color and characteristic red knots and wing knots – a perfect combination of old charm and new comfort. In the course of the modernization measures, the facade of the apartment building was repainted. Also, in some apartments the bathroom was refurbished or maintained, walls and ceilings were repainted and floorboards in the rooms were renewed. At a glance: • Old building from 1900 • Front building, side wing, rear wind • Ground floor to attic • Elevator in the front building • A total of 29 residential units • 8 rented apartments as capital investment • 21 residential units for owner-occupiers • Sizes from approx. 31 sqm to 114 sqm • 1 to 5 rooms • Partly with balcony Area Hardly any district in Berlin is more diverse, colorful and multicultural than this one. We are talking about the district of Neukölln, the cult district of the same name. Cinemagoers, skaters, animal lovers, joggers, pub crawlers and soul food lovers – all these groups get their money’s worth here. It is above all the neighborhoods that give the district its unique character. One of them is the so-called Reuterkiez, also known as “Kreuzkölln” – the location of our old apartment building on Lucy-Lameck-Strasse. The Gründerzeit neighborhood to the north is lively and hip. It is a place for the young and those who still want to stay. A place for those who are looking for the raw, authentic and exciting Berlin. The neighborhood is bordered by Maybachufer, Kottbusser Damm, Sonnenallee, Wildenbruchstraße and Kiehlufer. Small stores and workshops in houses and courtyards can be found here then as now, as well as everything that major stores fail to offer: Vintage fashion, all kinds of fabrics, yarns or natural cosmetics. Those who love to stroll will feel very much at home at the weekly markets in the area. From fruit to vegetables to oriental specialties, you can find everything your heart desires. For those who like it a bit more commercial, the GALERIA Markthalle at Hermannplatz offers deli items along with shopping opportunities. Falafel, salami or seitan: The area around Lucy-Lameck-Strasse is a delight for the palate, with countless international restaurants as well as bars and cafés in the direction of Hasenheide, Maybachufer or in the Schillerkiez district to the south. Fancy something a little more moderate? The surrounding area is also ideal for leisurely walks. In the neighboring Volkspark Hasenheide, there are plenty of meadows, jogging trails, and sun-protected picnic areas for sports lovers or idlers. It is above all the central location that makes the neighborhood and the location of Lucy-Lameck-Strasse so outstanding. Various bus and subway stations are within walking distance and lead directly to the center of the Berlin capital, just as medical facilities or schools perfectly round off the offer. And if you need to run a last-minute errand or two, there are all kinds of late-night shops (the so-called „Spätkaufs“) in the area. Building A unique neighborhood atmosphere and idyllic parkland – welcome to Lucy-Lameck-Strasse in Berlin-Neukölln! In the old residential building from 1900, a total of 29 residential units are waiting for new owners and residents who want to settle in the direct vicinity of the inner-city park, the Hasenheide. The tenement building at Lucy-Lameck-Strasse 15 is still largely in its original condition, consisting of a front building, a side wing and rear wing. ln the front building, an elevator leads to the residential units. Both here and in the street-side part of the side wing, the top floor was converted a few years ago. The building has a total of 29 apartments, eight of which can be purchased as rented investments. The rest of the stock offers owner-occupiers the ideal opportunity to fulfill their dream of owning their own private home. With 1 to 5 room apartments and sizes ranging from approx. 31 to 114 sqm, everyone will find the right place for their needs. The apartments of about 31 to 46 sqm in the side wing are mostly partially refurbished. Bathrooms were refurbished, new floors were laid and wooden beams in the rooms were renewed. We chose Nordic pine planed planks, which offer raw and end-treated Nordic coniferous wood with light yellow color and characteristic red knots and wing knots – a perfect combination of old charm and new comfort. In the course of the modernization measures, the facade of the apartment building was repainted. Also, in some apartments the bathroom was refurbished or maintained, walls and ceilings were repainted and floorboards in the rooms were renewed. At a glance: • Old building from 1900 • Front building, side wing, rear wind • Ground floor to attic • Elevator in the front building • A total of 29 residential units • 8 rented apartments as capital investment • 21 residential units for owner-occupiers • Sizes from approx. 31 sqm to 114 sqm • 1 to 5 rooms • Partly with balcony Area Hardly any district in Berlin is more diverse, colorful and multicultural than this one. We are talking about the district of Neukölln, the cult district of the same name. Cinemagoers, skaters, animal lovers, joggers, pub crawlers and soul food lovers – all these groups get their money’s worth here. It is above all the neighborhoods that give the district its unique character. One of them is the so-called Reuterkiez, also known as “Kreuzkölln” – the location of our old apartment building on Lucy-Lameck-Strasse. The Gründerzeit neighborhood to the north is lively and hip. It is a place for the young and those who still want to stay. A place for those who are looking for the raw, authentic and exciting Berlin. The neighborhood is bordered by Maybachufer, Kottbusser Damm, Sonnenallee, Wildenbruchstraße and Kiehlufer. Small stores and workshops in houses and courtyards can be found here then as now, as well as everything that major stores fail to offer: Vintage fashion, all kinds of fabrics, yarns or natural cosmetics. Those who love to stroll will feel very much at home at the weekly markets in the area. From fruit to vegetables to oriental specialties, you can find everything your heart desires. For those who like it a bit more commercial, the GALERIA Markthalle at Hermannplatz offers deli items along with shopping opportunities. Falafel, salami or seitan: The area around Lucy-Lameck-Strasse is a delight for the palate, with countless international restaurants as well as bars and cafés in the direction of Hasenheide, Maybachufer or in the Schillerkiez district to the south. Fancy something a little more moderate? The surrounding area is also ideal for leisurely walks. In the neighboring Volkspark Hasenheide, there are plenty of meadows, jogging trails, and sun-protected picnic areas for sports lovers or idlers. It is above all the central location that makes the neighborhood and the location of Lucy-Lameck-Strasse so outstanding. Various bus and subway stations are within walking distance and lead directly to the center of the Berlin capital, just as medical facilities or schools perfectly round off the offer. And if you need to run a last-minute errand or two, there are all kinds of late-night shops (the so-called „Spätkaufs“) in the area. Area Hardly any district in Berlin is more diverse, colorful and multicultural than this one. We are talking about the district of Neukölln, the cult district of the same name. Cinemagoers, skaters, animal lovers, joggers, pub crawlers and soul food lovers – all these groups get their money’s worth here. It is above all the neighborhoods that give the district its unique character. One of them is the so-called Reuterkiez, also known as “Kreuzkölln” – the location of our old apartment building on Lucy-Lameck-Strasse. The Gründerzeit neighborhood to the north is lively and hip. It is a place for the young and those who stil...

1 bd

334 sqft

Neukölln

USD 161,469

Address: Marchwitzastraße 25 12681 Berlin Property description Building The multi-unit dwelling at Marchwitzastrasse 25-27 lies near the largest connected housing estate of detached homes in Germany, embedded in greenery. Residents live in direct proximity to Heinz-Graffunder-Park here which features multiple lawned areas, a playground and benches. Set on beautiful grounds, the residential building is accessed via two separate entranceways. A lift is available in either entranceway, providing convenient access to the apartments. Large windows, indoor mail boxes and a well-appointed, brightly coloured linoleum flooring offer a warm welcome to residents and visitors. Not just the staircases, but the entire property is up to present-day standards because of periodic refurbishments and upgrades. Over the years, the roof, the balconies, the central heating system and the lifts were modernised. Inside the ten-storey residential building, which was constructed in classic modular design during the 1980s, apartments with flexible floorplans are now for sale. Most of the dwellings come with spacious balconies that provide ample space to try your hand at gardening, as well as a lovely view of the greenery in the vicinity. The actual condominiums have amazingly optimised floor plans. The residential floor area range starts as low as 35 square metres for a studio flat with combined living/bedroom area, to the 2-room layout variant with 48 to 52 square metres of dwelling floor area, all the way to the 3 and 4-room layout variants of 70 and 90 square metres, respectively. All of the apartments have separate kitchens, tiled windowless bathrooms; the majority of which are both shower- and tub-equipped. Area Urbanites craving a little more freedom to move, open space and greenery in their day-to-day affairs will find Marchwitzastrasse the perfect place to feel at ease. Expansive green spaces, an intact neighbourhood culture and local amenities as well as healthcare options within walking distance set the scene. Particularly neat for families is an adequate spectrum of day nurseries and schools plus optimal transportation access to the inner city. Parklands at Heinz-Graffunder-Park complete with playground and sports facilities are practically at your doorstep here. Formed by merging the villages of Biesdorf, Marzahn, Hellersdorf, Kaulsdorf and Mahlsdorf 40 years ago, Marzahn-Hellersdorf is Berlin’s youngest borough and offers a diversified settlement structure on around 60 square kilometres in the north-east corner of the city. The borough is firmly committed to its -green city- mission statement and, with roughly 18 percent green areas, has a substantially higher share of local recreational areas than the citywide average. The creation of the -Gardens of the World- on occasion of the city’s 750th anniversary added fascinating floral landscapes, watercourses and internationally themed garden to the Marzahn recreational park. From the “Wolkenhain” observation platform on top of Kienberg, you can see as far as the Wuhletal landscape park and the parklands of Biesdorf Manor, Bürgerpark and Hochzeitspark at Quartier Mehrower Allee. Several attractions were added to Kienbergpark ahead of the International Horticultural Show of 2017: In addition to the Tropical Hall, new hiking trails, playgrounds and a lakeside plateau, Berlin’s only aerial cable car started operating between Hellersdorfer Strasse and Blumberger Damm, with a stop on top of Kienberg. Today, Europe’s largest connected housing estate of multi-unit dwellings and detached homes is just as much part of the expanding district of Marzahn as its skyline of refurbished prefab tower blocks. Building The multi-unit dwelling at Marchwitzastrasse 25-27 lies near the largest connected housing estate of detached homes in Germany, embedded in greenery. Residents live in direct proximity to Heinz-Graffunder-Park here which features multiple lawned areas, a playground and benches. Set on beautiful grounds, the residential building is accessed via two separate entranceways. A lift is available in either entranceway, providing convenient access to the apartments. Large windows, indoor mail boxes and a well-appointed, brightly coloured linoleum flooring offer a warm welcome to residents and visitors. Not just the staircases, but the entire property is up to present-day standards because of periodic refurbishments and upgrades. Over the years, the roof, the balconies, the central heating system and the lifts were modernised. Inside the ten-storey residential building, which was constructed in classic modular design during the 1980s, apartments with flexible floorplans are now for sale. Most of the dwellings come with spacious balconies that provide ample space to try your hand at gardening, as well as a lovely view of the greenery in the vicinity. The actual condominiums have amazingly optimised floor plans. The residential floor area range starts as low as 35 square metres for a studio flat with combined living/bedroom area, to the 2-room layout variant with 48 to 52 square metres of dwelling floor area, all the way to the 3 and 4-room layout variants of 70 and 90 square metres, respectively. All of the apartments have separate kitchens, tiled windowless bathrooms; the majority of which are both shower- and tub-equipped. Area Urbanites craving a little more freedom to move, open space and greenery in their day-to-day affairs will find Marchwitzastrasse the perfect place to feel at ease. Expansive green spaces, an intact neighbourhood culture and local amenities as well as healthcare options within walking distance set the scene. Particularly neat for families is an adequate spectrum of day nurseries and schools plus optimal transportation access to the inner city. Parklands at Heinz-Graffunder-Park complete with playground and sports facilities are practically at your doorstep here. Formed by merging the villages of Biesdorf, Marzahn, Hellersdorf, Kaulsdorf and Mahlsdorf 40 years ago, Marzahn-Hellersdorf is Berlin’s youngest borough and offers a diversified settlement structure on around 60 square kilometres in the north-east corner of the city. The borough is firmly committed to its -green city- mission statement and, with roughly 18 percent green areas, has a substantially higher share of local recreational areas than the citywide average. The creation of the -Gardens of the World- on occasion of the city’s 750th anniversary added fascinating floral landscapes, watercourses and internationally themed garden to the Marzahn recreational park. From the “Wolkenhain” observation platform on top of Kienberg, you can see as far as the Wuhletal landscape park and the parklands of Biesdorf Manor, Bürgerpark and Hochzeitspark at Quartier Mehrower Allee. Several attractions were added to Kienbergpark ahead of the International Horticultural Show of 2017: In addition to the Tropical Hall, new hiking trails, playgrounds and a lakeside plateau, Berlin’s only aerial cable car started operating between Hellersdorfer Strasse and Blumberger Damm, with a stop on top of Kienberg. Today, Europe’s largest connected housing estate of multi-unit dwellings and detached homes is just as much part of the expanding district of Marzahn as its skyline of refurbished prefab tower blocks. Area Urbanites craving a little more freedom to move, open space and greenery in their day-to-day affairs will find Marchwitzastrasse the perfect place to feel at ease. Expansive green spaces, an intact neighbourhood culture and local amenities as well as healthcare options within walking distance set the scene. Particularly neat for families is an adequate spectrum of day nurseries and schools plus optimal transportation access to the inner city. Parklands at Heinz-Graffunder-Park complete with playground and sports facilities are practically at your doorstep here. Formed by merging the villages of Biesdorf, Marzahn, Hellersdorf, Kaulsdorf and Mahlsdorf 40 years ago, Marzahn-Hellersdorf is Berlin’s youngest borough and offers a diversified settlement structure on around 60 square kilometres in the north-east corner of the city. The borough is firmly committed to its -green city- mission statement and, with roughly 18 percent green areas, has a substantially higher share of local recreational areas than the citywide average. The creation of the -Gardens of the World- on occasion of the city’s 750th anniversary added fascinating floral landscapes, watercourses and internationally themed garden to the Marzahn recreational park. From the “Wolkenhain” observation platform on top of Kienberg, you can see as far as the Wuhletal landscape park and the parklands of Biesdorf Manor, Bürgerpark and Hochzeitspark at Quartier Mehrower Allee. Several attractions were added to Kienbergpark ahead of the International Horticultural Show of 2017: In addition to the Tropical Hall, new hiking trails, playgrounds and a lakeside plateau, Berlin’s only aerial cable car started operating between Hellersdorfer Strasse and Blumberger Damm, with a stop on top of Kienberg. Today, Europe’s largest connected housing estate of multi-unit dwellings and detached homes is just as much part of the expanding district of Marzahn as its skyline of refurbished prefab tower blocks.

1 bd

388 sqft

Biesdorf

USD 1,966,224

Panoramic penthouse with 3,5 rooms and 40m² worth of terraces close to KaDeWe.

We are excited to present this panoramic 3-room penthouse situated in the most sought-after area of West-Berlin. This distinctive brand-new apartment is found on the uppermost side of Schöneberg close to KaDeWe - Ku'damm. It is located a few minutes' walk away from the famous Kurfürstendamm led by the luxury department store KaDeWe and walking distance to Winterfeldtplatz where bustling restaurants and cafés jazz up the otherwise quiet and residential neighbourhood. Tiergarten, Zoological Gartner, and Potsdamer Platz can be reached in under 10min. It is also conveniently located between U Nollendorfplatz and U Kurfürstenstraße which serve the U1,U2, U3, U4 and U12. This high-spec apartment offers approx. 126m² of living space featuring a spacious living & dining area with open-plan kitchen, perfect for those cosy evenings. It is embraced by three private terraces of a total of 48m² proving panoramic views throughout one of Schöneberg's best address. The bedrooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows, oak timber floor with underfloor heating and direct access to your own terrace. In addition, private lift access, two spacious washrooms, and a double exposition make this unique property a cosy place that can be called home. To arrange a viewing or for more information about this property, the First Citiz team is at your disposal. Additional Information All information about this property and this real estate project is based on information provided by the seller(s) and/or their representatives. We do not accept any liability for the accuracy or completeness. Error and prior sale can be expected. Some photos and property visualizations are illustrative examples and non-binding. This offer is confidential and is solely intended for its recipient. Any disclosure must be authorized by First Citiz GmbH. This offer includes all units located in the same real estate project for which First Citiz GmbH makes all relevant information available, including units' price lists, floor plans and list of still available units for sale. The recipient of this offer has the obligation to inform First Citiz GmbH of the conclusion of a purchase contract for this property or any other property located in the same real estate project.

2 bd

floor 6

Schöneberg

USD 293,962

Address: Weichselstraße 7a 10247 Berlin Property description 2-bedroom flat in popular Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg as the perfect pension for old age! – rented condominium in Berlin-Friedrichshain – 2 rooms – approx. 55 sqm – 1st floor – bathroom with bathtub – balcony – top Investment Building Situated barely 200 metres from bustling Frankfurter Allee, this large multi-dwelling unit on the corner of Scharnweberstrasse and Weichselstrasse in Berlin-Friedrichshain offers quiet living in a central location. A total of 40 residential units on five floors here at Trave Quartier are ready for new owners who wish to make their dreams of a buy-to-let investment in this trendy quarter in Berlin come true. Following its façade refurbishment, the building from 1987 shines in a cream-coloured hue with light brown highlights that will present the building’s language of form to advantage. Floor plans with footprints of 42 to 68 square metres and with clever arrangements of their 1 to 3 bedrooms give you plenty of space to implement your ideas. Trave Quartier combines a high location quality with dwelling sizes that are very much in demand: Compact studio flats with combined living and sleeping areas provide singles, students or young couples with ample space to spread out. In the 2-bedroom flats, the dining room connects to kitchen and living room, creating a spacious area that is conducive to spending time together. Families with children are optimally served by one of the 3-bedroom flats with their generously proportioned living room plus open-plan kitchen along with a master bedroom and a child’s room. Some of the residential units come with balconies that are simply great for having your breakfast together or for winding down in the evening. The multi-dwelling unit is accessed via three entranceways and heated by a central heating system. The rear of the building overlooks the green inner courtyard, which includes a bicycle parking space. Area Located on a quiet block and yet in the heart of this hip quarter, the Trave Quartier complex on the corner of Scharnweberstrasse and Weichselstrasse in Friedrichshain will tempt you with its proximity to culinary finesse, green sanctuaries and a close-knit community. You will also find bakeries, cafés, bars and restaurants in the immediate vicinity here, halfway between the localities of Victoriastadt and Samariterviertel. Life in the neighbourhood is enhanced by the green spaces that you encounter everywhere, for instance on Traveplatz or Boxhagener Platz. The latter square hosts periodic street markets on weekends that stock not just fresh produce but also antiques and other pre-used goods that locals and visitors love to pick through. Perhaps the best way to get a feeling for the quarter’s ambience is to walk through its small side streets. Whenever you need to do some serious shopping without wanting to leave Friedrichshain, you will find an exhaustive retail line-up in the shopping centres Ring-Center II + III, which extend over 45,200 square metres of sales area. Your convenience shopping needs, by contrast, are covered by the small stores in the Trave Kiez neighbourhood. Several medical centres, gyms, banks and cultural institutions such as the b-ware are close at hand. The Ladenkino boutique cinema and the central borough library Pablo Neruda complement the spectrum. Thanks to an eponymous tram station just two minutes away from the residential property, the entire city is within convenient reach. For it is only 500 metres to the Frankfurter Allee rapid transit and underground stop which is served by the S8 and S85 lines as well as the circle line, and which thus provides access to the entire public transport network of Berlin. It is the most carefree way to head to the town centre with all its amenities, including sights like the famous East Side Gallery on the bank of the River Spree. Building Situated barely 200 metres from bustling Frankfurter Allee, this large multi-dwelling unit on the corner of Scharnweberstrasse and Weichselstrasse in Berlin-Friedrichshain offers quiet living in a central location. A total of 40 residential units on five floors here at Trave Quartier are ready for new owners who wish to make their dreams of a buy-to-let investment in this trendy quarter in Berlin come true. Following its façade refurbishment, the building from 1987 shines in a cream-coloured hue with light brown highlights that will present the building’s language of form to advantage. Floor plans with footprints of 42 to 68 square metres and with clever arrangements of their 1 to 3 bedrooms give you plenty of space to implement your ideas. Trave Quartier combines a high location quality with dwelling sizes that are very much in demand: Compact studio flats with combined living and sleeping areas provide singles, students or young couples with ample space to spread out. In the 2-bedroom flats, the dining room connects to kitchen and living room, creating a spacious area that is conducive to spending time together. Families with children are optimally served by one of the 3-bedroom flats with their generously proportioned living room plus open-plan kitchen along with a master bedroom and a child’s room. Some of the residential units come with balconies that are simply great for having your breakfast together or for winding down in the evening. The multi-dwelling unit is accessed via three entranceways and heated by a central heating system. The rear of the building overlooks the green inner courtyard, which includes a bicycle parking space. Area Located on a quiet block and yet in the heart of this hip quarter, the Trave Quartier complex on the corner of Scharnweberstrasse and Weichselstrasse in Friedrichshain will tempt you with its proximity to culinary finesse, green sanctuaries and a close-knit community. You will also find bakeries, cafés, bars and restaurants in the immediate vicinity here, halfway between the localities of Victoriastadt and Samariterviertel. Life in the neighbourhood is enhanced by the green spaces that you encounter everywhere, for instance on Traveplatz or Boxhagener Platz. The latter square hosts periodic street markets on weekends that stock not just fresh produce but also antiques and other pre-used goods that locals and visitors love to pick through. Perhaps the best way to get a feeling for the quarter’s ambience is to walk through its small side streets. Whenever you need to do some serious shopping without wanting to leave Friedrichshain, you will find an exhaustive retail line-up in the shopping centres Ring-Center II + III, which extend over 45,200 square metres of sales area. Your convenience shopping needs, by contrast, are covered by the small stores in the Trave Kiez neighbourhood. Several medical centres, gyms, banks and cultural institutions such as the b-ware are close at hand. The Ladenkino boutique cinema and the central borough library Pablo Neruda complement the spectrum. Thanks to an eponymous tram station just two minutes away from the residential property, the entire city is within convenient reach. For it is only 500 metres to the Frankfurter Allee rapid transit and underground stop which is served by the S8 and S85 lines as well as the circle line, and which thus provides access to the entire public transport network of Berlin. It is the most carefree way to head to the town centre with all its amenities, including sights like the famous East Side Gallery on the bank of the River Spree. Area Located on a quiet block and yet in the heart of this hip quarter, the Trave Quartier complex on the corner of Scharnweberstrasse and Weichselstrasse in Friedrichshain will tempt you with its proximity to culinary finesse, green sanctuaries and a close-knit community. You will also find bakeries, cafés, bars and restaurants in the immediate vicinity here, halfway between the localities of Victoriastadt and Samariterviertel. Life in the neighbourhood is enhanced by the green spaces that you encounter everywhere, for instance on Traveplatz or Boxhagener Platz. The latter square hosts periodic street markets on weekends that stock not just fresh produce but also antiques and other pre-used goods that locals and visitors love to pick through. Perhaps the best way to get a feeling for the quarter’s ambience is to walk through its small side streets. Whenever you need to do some serious shopping without wanting to leave Friedrichshain, you will find an exhaustive retail line-up in the shopping centres Ring-Center II + III, which extend over 45,200 square metres of sales area. Your convenience shopping needs, by contrast, are covered by the small stores in the Trave Kiez neighbourhood. Several medical centres, gyms, banks and cultural institutions such as the b-ware are close at hand. The Ladenkino boutique cinema and the central borough library Pablo Neruda complement the spectrum. Thanks to an eponymous tram station just two minutes away from the residential property, the entire city is within convenient reach. For it is only 500 metres to the Frankfurter Allee rapid transit and underground stop which is served by the S8 and S85 lines as well as the circle line, and which thus provides access to the entire public transport network of Berlin. It is the most carefree way to head to the town centre with all its amenities, including sights like the famous East Side Gallery on the bank of the River Spree.

1 bd

592 sqft

Kreuzberg

USD 376,905

Address: Berlin, Tegeler Weg 104 Property description At a glance: • Five-storey old building from 1904 • front building, side wing, cross building • 25 residential units • 2 commercial • Total of 5 vacant units • 1 – 4.5 rooms • approx. 38 to 150 sqm • Partly balconies and terraces • Shower and tub bathrooms • Partly with guest WC This charming unit features 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, and measures approximately 38.48 sqm in size. Located on the ground floor, this apartment provides easy access and convenience for residents. Step inside and be greeted by a bright and welcoming living space. The room is perfect for lounging, entertaining guests, or simply relaxing after a long day. The bedroom is located just off the living room, providing a comfortable and peaceful retreat for sleeping. The bathroom is conveniently located nearby and is tastefully appointed with modern fixtures and finishes. The apartment is perfect for a single individual or a couple who enjoy a minimalist and efficient lifestyle. With its compact size, residents will find it easy to keep tidy and well-organized. Building Ideal conditions for a promising investment in the City West? Tegeler Weg 104 has them! For years, the address has only known one direction in terms of value development: upwards. In 2022, the street, which is located in one of the most noble and popular districts of Berlin, was able to show an average price development of approx. 9%* compared to the previous year. According to estimates, the trend will continue positively. The residential building, which was built in 1904, offers a total of 24 residential and two commercial units for sale, all of which represent promising investments. Most of the residential units are rented. Four vacant apartments are ideal for owner-occupants who want to fulfill their own Charlottenburg dream home. In addition, there are two commercial units to choose from, one of which is suitable as a vacancy for the implementation of one’s own business idea. With sizes ranging from approx. 38 to 150 sqm and 1 to 4.5 rooms, no wishes remain unfulfilled here. The three apartments located on the top floor have the benefit of their own terrace. Eight residential units are provided with a balcony. The floor plans of the apartments are rounded off with a shower or bathtub. Area Berlin-Charlottenburg – probably one of the most elegant districts in the west of Berlin. Formerly an independent district of the capital, it merged with Wilmersdorf in 2001. The so-called “City West” has always been known for its luxurious stores, department stores, galleries, hotels and its unique charm. Unmistakable and internationally popular is of course the heart of the district, the Kurfürstendamm. Its side streets exude upper-class flair, which is emphasized by the beautiful house facades with ornate entrances. If you’re looking for shopping, you can’t miss the legendary 3.5-kilometer-long shopping street. From large fashion chains to luxury labels, all the well-known names are represented. A detour to the Bikini House is also worthwhile. The building from the 1950s has become a trendy shopping mall, where things are younger and hipper than you would expect them to be. Here you can stroll to live jazz music through unusual stores off the major retail chains. A little further north, in the area of Mierendorffkiez and home to our “Sophie” property, things are a little quieter, but still as livable as Charlottenburg itself. International restaurants, various medical practices, stores, schools as well as businesses for daily needs can be found here in a multitude. But what would such a lively district be without the necessary portion of greenery? This is provided by the Bonhoefferufer and probably the most beautiful baroque palace in Berlin: Charlottenburg Palace. On the opposite side of the “Sophie” property lies the residence of the Hohenzollern dynasty, complete with the palace park, the Great Orangery, and its beautiful French-style palace garden. Part of the Spree River also runs through it, flowing into the large carp pond and crossing the garden area. In terms of mobility, Charlottenburg offers all the advantages of a large city. From the train station Zoologischer Garten, you can take several S-Bahn trains to the Hauptbahnhof main train station with a 9-minute ride. In about 20 minutes, you can either take a bus or subway to bustling Kreuzberg or be at Alexanderplatz in Mitte. Very close to the “Sophie” property in Tegeler Weg, you can take bus 109 to the Zoologischer Garten as well as to Tegel, from where the transport connections lead all the way to the city center. Building Ideal conditions for a promising investment in the City West? Tegeler Weg 104 has them! For years, the address has only known one direction in terms of value development: upwards. In 2022, the street, which is located in one of the most noble and popular districts of Berlin, was able to show an average price development of approx. 9%* compared to the previous year. According to estimates, the trend will continue positively. The residential building, which was built in 1904, offers a total of 24 residential and two commercial units for sale, all of which represent promising investments. Most of the residential units are rented. Four vacant apartments are ideal for owner-occupants who want to fulfill their own Charlottenburg dream home. In addition, there are two commercial units to choose from, one of which is suitable as a vacancy for the implementation of one’s own business idea. With sizes ranging from approx. 38 to 150 sqm and 1 to 4.5 rooms, no wishes remain unfulfilled here. The three apartments located on the top floor have the benefit of their own terrace. Eight residential units are provided with a balcony. The floor plans of the apartments are rounded off with a shower or bathtub. Area Berlin-Charlottenburg – probably one of the most elegant districts in the west of Berlin. Formerly an independent district of the capital, it merged with Wilmersdorf in 2001. The so-called “City West” has always been known for its luxurious stores, department stores, galleries, hotels and its unique charm. Unmistakable and internationally popular is of course the heart of the district, the Kurfürstendamm. Its side streets exude upper-class flair, which is emphasized by the beautiful house facades with ornate entrances. If you’re looking for shopping, you can’t miss the legendary 3.5-kilometer-long shopping street. From large fashion chains to luxury labels, all the well-known names are represented. A detour to the Bikini House is also worthwhile. The building from the 1950s has become a trendy shopping mall, where things are younger and hipper than you would expect them to be. Here you can stroll to live jazz music through unusual stores off the major retail chains. A little further north, in the area of Mierendorffkiez and home to our “Sophie” property, things are a little quieter, but still as livable as Charlottenburg itself. International restaurants, various medical practices, stores, schools as well as businesses for daily needs can be found here in a multitude. But what would such a lively district be without the necessary portion of greenery? This is provided by the Bonhoefferufer and probably the most beautiful baroque palace in Berlin: Charlottenburg Palace. On the opposite side of the “Sophie” property lies the residence of the Hohenzollern dynasty, complete with the palace park, the Great Orangery, and its beautiful French-style palace garden. Part of the Spree River also runs through it, flowing into the large carp pond and crossing the garden area. In terms of mobility, Charlottenburg offers all the advantages of a large city. From the train station Zoologischer Garten, you can take several S-Bahn trains to the Hauptbahnhof main train station with a 9-minute ride. In about 20 minutes, you can either take a bus or subway to bustling Kreuzberg or be at Alexanderplatz in Mitte. Very close to the “Sophie” property in Tegeler Weg, you can take bus 109 to the Zoologischer Garten as well as to Tegel, from where the transport connections lead all the way to the city center. Area Berlin-Charlottenburg – probably one of the most elegant districts in the west of Berlin. Formerly an independent district of the capital, it merged with Wilmersdorf in 2001. The so-called “City West” has always been known for its luxurious stores, department stores, galleries, hotels and its unique charm. Unmistakable and internationally popular is of course the heart of the district, the Kurfürstendamm. Its side streets exude upper-class flair, which is emphasized by the beautiful house facades with ornate entrances. If you’re looking for shopping, you can’t miss the legendary 3.5-kilometer-long shopping street. From large fashion chains to luxury labels, all the well-known names are represented. A detour to the Bikini House is also worthwhile. The building from the 1950s has become a trendy shopping mall, where things are younger and hipper than you would expect them to be. Here you can stroll to live jazz music through unusual stores off the major retail chains. A little further north, in the area of Mierendorffkiez and home to our “Sophie” property, things are a little quieter, but still as livable as Charlottenburg itself. International restaurants, various medical practices, stores, schools as well as businesses for daily needs can be found here in a multitude. But what would such a lively district be without the necessary portion of greenery? This is provided by the Bonhoefferufer and probably the most beautiful baroque palace...

1 bd

743 sqft

Charlottenburg

USD 242,258

Address: Silbersteinstr. 53 12051 Berlin Property description Building The five-storey apartments buildings on Silberstein- and Hertastrasse are located in Neukölln, one of Berlin’s most diversified boroughs. The ensemble of buildings was raised as terraced development in 1930. The sunny apartments of 1 to 4 bedrooms range from roughly 49 to 87 square metres, and most come with tub-equipped bath-rooms. They make perfect homes for singles, couples, families, and are conducive to form-ing a close-knit co-housing community. The façade was repainted in a warm grey hue in 2015/2016. Work done on the property included the refurbishment of win-dows and roof terraces. By summer of 2017, the hallways of the houses will have been repainted in a new colour scheme, and the playground on the court side will have been overhauled. The balconies and flats will overlook the tranquil sanctuary of the backyard. The flats are heated via gas-powered central heating units. Cubicles in the basement provide additional storage space to the tenants. Area Neukölln counts among Berlin’s most vibrant and hippest districts, appreciated for its bars, international restaurants, clubs but also for its cultural scene including cin-emas, galleries, theatres and its sports facilities. The quarter around Silberstein-strasse and Hertastrasse offers all of this and more. Located near the popular Schil-lerkiez ward, it combines a multi-ethnic retail line-up with a cosy neighbourhood ambience. Nearby parks like Tempelhofer Feld, Hasenheide, Plänterwald and Treptower Park lend themselves to all sorts of recreational and leisure activities like running, cy-cling, picnicking or working on your tan, while the riverbank promenades are great for taking long walks. The local transport links are excellent, the nearest under-ground and rapid transit station with service to Alexanderplatz or Friedrichstrasse lying within walking distance, and the next slip-road to the A100 expressway just 10 minutes away.. Building The five-storey apartments buildings on Silberstein- and Hertastrasse are located in Neukölln, one of Berlin’s most diversified boroughs. The ensemble of buildings was raised as terraced development in 1930. The sunny apartments of 1 to 4 bedrooms range from roughly 49 to 87 square metres, and most come with tub-equipped bath-rooms. They make perfect homes for singles, couples, families, and are conducive to form-ing a close-knit co-housing community. The façade was repainted in a warm grey hue in 2015/2016. Work done on the property included the refurbishment of win-dows and roof terraces. By summer of 2017, the hallways of the houses will have been repainted in a new colour scheme, and the playground on the court side will have been overhauled. The balconies and flats will overlook the tranquil sanctuary of the backyard. The flats are heated via gas-powered central heating units. Cubicles in the basement provide additional storage space to the tenants. Area Neukölln counts among Berlin’s most vibrant and hippest districts, appreciated for its bars, international restaurants, clubs but also for its cultural scene including cin-emas, galleries, theatres and its sports facilities. The quarter around Silberstein-strasse and Hertastrasse offers all of this and more. Located near the popular Schil-lerkiez ward, it combines a multi-ethnic retail line-up with a cosy neighbourhood ambience. Nearby parks like Tempelhofer Feld, Hasenheide, Plänterwald and Treptower Park lend themselves to all sorts of recreational and leisure activities like running, cy-cling, picnicking or working on your tan, while the riverbank promenades are great for taking long walks. The local transport links are excellent, the nearest under-ground and rapid transit station with service to Alexanderplatz or Friedrichstrasse lying within walking distance, and the next slip-road to the A100 expressway just 10 minutes away.. Area Neukölln counts among Berlin’s most vibrant and hippest districts, appreciated for its bars, international restaurants, clubs but also for its cultural scene including cin-emas, galleries, theatres and its sports facilities. The quarter around Silberstein-strasse and Hertastrasse offers all of this and more. Located near the popular Schil-lerkiez ward, it combines a multi-ethnic retail line-up with a cosy neighbourhood ambience. Nearby parks like Tempelhofer Feld, Hasenheide, Plänterwald and Treptower Park lend themselves to all sorts of recreational and leisure activities like running, cy-cling, picnicking or working on your tan, while the riverbank promenades are great for taking long walks. The local transport links are excellent, the nearest under-ground and rapid transit station with service to Alexanderplatz or Friedrichstrasse lying within walking distance, and the next slip-road to the A100 expressway just 10 minutes away..

1 bd

678 sqft

Neukölln

USD 222,976

USD 214,359

1 bd

581 sqft

floor 1

Berlin

USD 269,187

Address: Lucy-Lameck-Strasse 15, Berlin Property description Building A unique neighborhood atmosphere and idyllic parkland – welcome to Lucy-Lameck-Strasse in Berlin-Neukölln! In the old residential building from 1900, a total of 29 residential units are waiting for new owners and residents who want to settle in the direct vicinity of the in-ner-city park, the Hasenheide. The tenement building at Lucy-Lameck-Strasse 15 is still largely in its original condition, consisting of a front building, a side wing and rear wing. ln the front building, an elevator leads to the residential units. Both here and in the street-side part of the side wing, the top floor was converted a few years ago. The building has a total of 29 apartments, eight of which can be purchased as rented investments. The rest of the stock offers owner-occupiers the ideal opportunity to fulfill their dream of owning their own private home. With 1 to 5 room apartments and sizes ranging from approx. 31 to 114 sqm, everyone will find the right place for their needs. In the course of the modernization measures, the facade of the apartment building was repainted. Also, in some apartments the bathroom was refurbished or maintained, walls and ceilings were repainted and floor-boards in the rooms were renewed. At a glance: • Old building from 1900 • Front building, side wing, rear wind • Ground floor to attic • Elevator in the front building • A total of 29 residential units • 8 rented apartments as capital investment • 21 residential units for owner-occupiers • Sizes from approx. 31 sqm to 114 sqm • 1 to 5 rooms • Partly with balcony Area The Reuterkiez is one of the most sought-after neighborhoods in Berlin and is located in the so-called “Kreuzkölln”, located directly between the districts of Kreuzberg and Neukölln. In the heart of the district is Reuterstrasse, a quiet street between Karl-Marx-Straße and Sonnenallee. From there you are in a few moments on the idyllic Maybach shore with the legendary weekly market and only a stone’s throw away from the lively Hermannplatz. Cafés and multicultural shops are more everyday than the exception in this district. Small galleries and fashion shops reflect the charm of the district just as much as the typical German corner pub, of which many can still be found in the district. One of the most extensive parks is not far from Hermannplatz, the Hasenheide. There, walkers, joggers or even minigolf enthusiasts will find enough space to romp about. Families or couples can use the wide meadows and woods for picnics or relaxing hours. In the Kiez, old-established as well as newcomers feel equally at home, which leads to a balanced mix of the street scene and ensures the continuing popularity of the dis-trict. Convince yourself during a walk through this unique part of Berlin! Building A unique neighborhood atmosphere and idyllic parkland – welcome to Lucy-Lameck-Strasse in Berlin-Neukölln! In the old residential building from 1900, a total of 29 residential units are waiting for new owners and residents who want to settle in the direct vicinity of the in-ner-city park, the Hasenheide. The tenement building at Lucy-Lameck-Strasse 15 is still largely in its original condition, consisting of a front building, a side wing and rear wing. ln the front building, an elevator leads to the residential units. Both here and in the street-side part of the side wing, the top floor was converted a few years ago. The building has a total of 29 apartments, eight of which can be purchased as rented investments. The rest of the stock offers owner-occupiers the ideal opportunity to fulfill their dream of owning their own private home. With 1 to 5 room apartments and sizes ranging from approx. 31 to 114 sqm, everyone will find the right place for their needs. In the course of the modernization measures, the facade of the apartment building was repainted. Also, in some apartments the bathroom was refurbished or maintained, walls and ceilings were repainted and floor-boards in the rooms were renewed. At a glance: • Old building from 1900 • Front building, side wing, rear wind • Ground floor to attic • Elevator in the front building • A total of 29 residential units • 8 rented apartments as capital investment • 21 residential units for owner-occupiers • Sizes from approx. 31 sqm to 114 sqm • 1 to 5 rooms • Partly with balcony Area The Reuterkiez is one of the most sought-after neighborhoods in Berlin and is located in the so-called “Kreuzkölln”, located directly between the districts of Kreuzberg and Neukölln. In the heart of the district is Reuterstrasse, a quiet street between Karl-Marx-Straße and Sonnenallee. From there you are in a few moments on the idyllic Maybach shore with the legendary weekly market and only a stone’s throw away from the lively Hermannplatz. Cafés and multicultural shops are more everyday than the exception in this district. Small galleries and fashion shops reflect the charm of the district just as much as the typical German corner pub, of which many can still be found in the district. One of the most extensive parks is not far from Hermannplatz, the Hasenheide. There, walkers, joggers or even minigolf enthusiasts will find enough space to romp about. Families or couples can use the wide meadows and woods for picnics or relaxing hours. In the Kiez, old-established as well as newcomers feel equally at home, which leads to a balanced mix of the street scene and ensures the continuing popularity of the dis-trict. Convince yourself during a walk through this unique part of Berlin! Area The Reuterkiez is one of the most sought-after neighborhoods in Berlin and is located in the so-called “Kreuzkölln”, located directly between the districts of Kreuzberg and Neukölln. In the heart of the district is Reuterstrasse, a quiet street between Karl-Marx-Straße and Sonnenallee. From there you are in a few moments on the idyllic Maybach shore with the legendary weekly market and only a stone’s throw away from the lively Hermannplatz. Cafés and multicultural shops are more everyday than the exception in this district. Small galleries and fashion shops reflect the charm of the district just as much as the typical German corner pub, of which many can still be found in the district. One of the most extensive parks is not far from Hermannplatz, the Hasenheide. There, walkers, joggers or even minigolf enthusiasts will find enough space to romp about. Families or couples can use the wide meadows and woods for picnics or relaxing hours. In the Kiez, old-established as well as newcomers feel equally at home, which leads to a balanced mix of the street scene and ensures the continuing popularity of the dis-trict. Convince yourself during a walk through this unique part of Berlin!

1 bd

700 sqft

Kreuzberg