Fifth Floor · Elevator
Apartment
Socialist Classicism
Stylish Living with Balcony Far Reaching Views and a Quiet Courtyard Setting at Frankfurter Tor
360° Tour
2 Rooms
68 m²
1 Bathroom
1 Balcony
- Located at Frankfurter Tor
- Balcony with Far-Reaching Views
- Quiet Courtyard Setting
Details
Floor
Kitchen
Modern built-in kitchen with appliances
Bathroom
Naturally lit bathroom with bathtub
Building
Building Maintenance
376.18 €
Features
- Two potential bedrooms
- Generous living room with south-facing balcony
- Bedroom overlooking the quiet inner courtyard
- Well-maintained double-glazed windows
- Stylish linoleum flooring
- Passenger lift
- Private cellar storage compartment
- Bicycle storage facilities
Monument protection, energy certificate not required
Top Highlights
Urban Skyline View
South-Facing Balcony
Modern Interior Finishes
Skyline views. Neighborhood energy at your doorstep.
Living in Friedrichshain
The NeighborhoodBetween vintage charm and modern luxury living. Socialist classicism at the heart of it all. A fountain as a focal point, the TV Tower rising quietly in the background.
Friedrichshain
Original meets New Berliners: A hint of East German atmosphere permeates the fashion district, just as it did before the fall of the Berlin Wall. A curious mix of students, young families, creatives, and outsiders from the former squatter district. Clubs, organic shops, and a weekly market are reminiscent of Kreuzberg 20 years ago. In the neighboring districts of Mitte and Prenzlauer Berg, rents are significantly higher. Therefore, Friedrichshain is a popular and affordable place to live: here, life is celebrated.
The busy Simon-Dach-Straße and its alleys house countless clubs, restaurants, and historical corner pubs from the GDR era and are internationally recognized as a party mile. It is hard to imagine that in 1990, when twelve squatter houses were cleared, a street battle with 3,000 police officers was to break out. Today, carefully restored historical buildings and green balconies adorn Mainzer Straße. Only the graffiti on the exterior walls serves as a reminder of those wild times.