Attic ·
Apartment
Cool Comfort
Furnished attic studio with air conditioning and underground parking space in the diplomatic quarter
360° Tour
1 Rooms
44 m²
1 Bathroom
1 Balcony
- Modern attic
- Elevator
- Underground Car Park
- Air Conditioning
Details
Floor
Kitchen
High-quality fitted kitchen with electrical appliances
Bathroom
Modern shower room with walk-in rain shower
Building
Car / Parking
Building Maintenance
329 €
Features
- 1 sleeping area
- Open-plan living and dining area with balcony
- Floor-to-ceiling insulated glass windows
- Parquet flooring with underfloor heating
- Ceiling height approx. 2.75 metres
- video intercom system
- Various bicycle parking facilities
- Utility room with washing machine
- Underground parking space plus €55,000
Energy certificate: demand certificate, main energy source: Fernwärme, Final energy demand: 84 kWh/(m2*a)
Top Highlights
Stylish furnishings
Air conditioner with heating function
Camera surveillance system
A small space miracle at the heart of the capital!
Living in Tiergarten
The NeighborhoodWindow shopping at galleries and fashion stores on Potsdamer Straße at the weekend. After-work drinks at Trompete. Relaxed shopping at Edeka. Travelling through the city by underground.
Tiergarten
"Tiergarten" – for new Berliners, that sounds like a park or a zoo. Both are true, and there are "big animals" (VIPs) here too: in the government district. At the very least, the zoo is cult status, ever since Knut the polar bear took hearts by storm. Politicians rarely manage to do that…
You live centrally between City East and City West. Especially popular are the streets with a view of the Spree: living by the water. More and more nice shops and restaurants are gathering around Kirchstraße. Morbid old buildings have since been renovated, but rental prices are still moderate. The proximity to the Technical University and the good connections to Mitte make this neighborhood popular.
On the Berlin city map, the three-kilometer-long and one-kilometer-wide Tiergarten appears like a green island – at 2,000 hectares, six times as large as Central Park in New York. Until the middle of the 18th century, electors hunted here; today, stressed city dwellers relax on secluded lawns or stroll along extensive paths.