Top Floor · No Elevator
Apartment
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Stylish Top-Floor Residence with Loft-Inspired Living and a Beautiful Terrace at the Mauerpark
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3 Rooms
101 m²
1 Bathroom
1 Terrace
- Loft-Style Penthouse
- Cosy Terrace
- Sought-After Side Street Location
Details
Floor
Kitchen
Open kitchen area with integrated appliances
Bathroom
Interior bathroom with bathtub
Building
Building Maintenance
546 €
Features
- Two generous bedrooms
- Large loft-style living room
- Terrace overlooking the quiet inner courtyard
- Ceiling heights of up to approx. 3.00 meter
- Well-maintained timber floorboards
- Double-glazed windows & Electric skylights
- Furnishings available for purchase
- Bicycle storage facilities
- Private cellar storage compartment
Energy Certificate: Demand Certificate, Main Energy Source: Gas, Final Energy Demand: 160,06 kWh/(m2*a)
Purchase Price
795,000€
Commission incl. VAT
3.57%
Top Highlights
Family-Friendly Neighbourhood
Stylish Period Apartment
Within Walking Distance of Mauerpark
Above the rooftops. At the heart of Prenzlauer Berg!
Living in Prenzlauer Berg
The NeighborhoodHistoric pubs on Oderberger Straße, weekend flea markets at Mauerpark. Excellent sushi, hip cafés, and the tram right outside your door.
Prenzlauer Berg
Prenzlauer Berg, also called "Prenzlberg," transformed after the Fall of the Wall first into a trendy scene district and then into a well-to-do family district. Trendy cafés, pubs, restaurants, bars, and clubs turn day into night and allow the district to also become a tourist magnet. Especially popular are the areas around Kollwitzplatz and Helmholtzplatz.
The supra-regional interest in Prenzlauer Berg, which was still a rather neglected neighborhood 30 years ago, likely stems from the beautiful residential flair: the district is the largest contiguous Wilhelminian-style old building area in Germany. Picturesque squares and streets with fully renovated apartment blocks are no rarity here, accompanied repeatedly by green spaces with playgrounds.
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