Ground Floor · No Elevator
Apartment
Petite Grandeur
Charming Period Apartment with Historic Details in a Magnificent Art Nouveau Ensemble
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1 Room
36 m²
1 Bathroom
- Charming City Apartment
- Impressive Art Nouveau Building
- Quiet Bicycle-Friendly Street
Details
Floor
Kitchen
Separate fully equipped kitchen
Bathroom
Interior bathroom with shower
Building
Building Maintenance
171.86 €
Features
- Spacious living and sleeping area
- Ceiling height of approx. 3.10 meter
- Historic stucco and period details
- Traditional box-frame windows
- Charming timber floorboards
- Spacious built-in storage cupboard
- Private cellar storage compartment
- Idyllic inner courtyard setting
- Outdoor bicycle parking space
- Lockable bicycle storage in the cellar
Energy Certificate: Consumption Certificate, Main Energy Source: Gas, Final Energy Consumption: 143 kWh/(m2*a)
Purchase Price
269,000€
Commission incl. VAT
3.57%
Top Highlights
Peaceful Living in Akazienkiez
Stylish & Quiet Studio Apartment
Landscaped Communal Garden
Oh là là! A Grand Entrance in a Small Space!
Living in Schöneberg
The NeighborhoodAl fresco dining, a little French indulgence and arguably the finest coffee in town at Double Eye. Colorful street life around Apostel-Paulus-Kirche, long afternoons and delicious discoveries along Akazienstraße. A neighborhood made for living well.
Schöneberg
The birthplace of Marlene Dietrich is a vibrant district in the center of Berlin, known for its diversity, history, and cultural significance.
A highlight of the borough is Nollendorfplatz, which is considered a historic meeting point for the LGBT+ community. In the 1920s, Schöneberg was a center of gay subculture, and the famous writer Christopher Isherwood immortalized this era in his book "Goodbye to Berlin," which later served as the basis for the musical "Cabaret."
Schöneberg is also home to several significant landmarks, such as the Schöneberg Town Hall (Rathaus Schöneberg), where John F. Kennedy delivered his famous "Ich bin ein Berliner" speech in 1963. Viktoria-Luise-Platz and Winterfeldtplatz are popular spots to relax, grab a coffee, or visit the weekly market.
Furthermore, the district offers a diverse selection of cultural events and festivals. The annual Lesbian and Gay City Festival attracts thousands of visitors, and the Schöneberg cultural program offers theater performances, concerts, and exhibitions for every taste.
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