3 Rooms
75
1 Bathroom
1 Terrace
  • First Occupancy After Refurbishment
  • Modern Interior Finishes
  • Between Naturkundemuseum & Torstraße

Berlin - Mitte

Details

Floor

Raised Ground Floor · No Elevator

Kitchen

Open kitchen with modern appliances

Bathroom

Bathroom without window with walk-in shower

Building

  • Built in 1900
  • Refurbished in 2025
  • Central Heating
  • Building Maintenance

    312

    Features

    • 2 mögliche Schlafzimmer
    • Großzügiges Wohn- & Esszimmer
    • Herrliche Terrasse zum Innenhof
    • Parkettboden mit Fußbodenheizung
    • Isolierglasfenster aus Kunststoff
    • Teilweise Bodentiefe Fenster
    • Angenehme Deckenhöhe
    • Eigener Privatgarten (SNR)
    • Kellerabteil
    • Fahrradabstellmöglichkeiten
    Energy Certificate: Consumption Certificate, Main Energy Source: Gas, Final Energy Consumption: 102,8 kWh/(m2*a)

    Top Highlights

    Central City Location
    Modern Interior Finishes
    Private Garden for Exclusive Use

    Living in Mitte

    The NeighborhoodHeritage meets contemporary elegance. Landmark architecture, world class galleries, designer boutiques and exceptional restaurants create a neighborhood that feels both timeless and unmistakably modern.
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    Mitte

    Berlin-Mitte is the central district of the German capital and home to some of the city's most famous landmarks. Mitte is rich in history and culture, offering a mix of historical architecture and modern urbanity.

    One of the main attractions in Berlin-Mitte is undoubtedly Alexanderplatz, a large public square surrounded by skyscrapers, shopping centers, and the prominent TV Tower. Here, city life pulsates with numerous shops, restaurants, and venues.

    Another significant site in Mitte is Museum Island, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site. It houses an impressive collection of five museums, including the famous Pergamon Museum, the Egyptian Museum, and the Altes Museum. Here, visitors can admire artworks and historical artifacts from various eras.

    In the immediate vicinity is also the Brandenburg Gate, which serves as a symbol of German unity. This impressive landmark was once part of the Berlin Wall and is today a popular meeting point for locals and tourists alike.

    Apart from the tourist attractions, Mitte is also an important political and economic center. Numerous government buildings are located here, including the Reichstag, the German parliament building. The district also hosts companies, startups, and media firms that contribute to Berlin's dynamic economy.