2-in-1 living concept: move-in-ready apartment with two usable areas in Kreuzberg
10961 Berlin
Description
This bright, move-in-ready 6-room apartment of approx. 162 m² impresses with a well-thought-out 2-in-1 living concept with two clearly usable living areas within one unit. The layout allows an elegant separation in everyday life without losing the open character of the apartment – ideal for living and working, shared living with privacy, or flexible use depending on your life situation. An additional benefit is the option to use one area separately when needed and thus optimise monthly costs through partial subletting. The apartment is in well-maintained condition, fully furnished and ready for immediate use.
Location
The apartment is in a highly sought-after location in Kreuzberg: the Landwehr Canal is a 7–10 minute walk away and offers attractive paths for walking and relaxing. The Bergmannkiez, one of the most established parts of Kreuzberg with varied gastronomy, small shops and a long-established neighbourhood structure, is just as quickly reached. The nearest underground station, Südstern (U7), is only a few minutes' walk away and, together with further bus lines, provides very good connections to the whole city. Parks and green spaces are also close by and underline the high quality of living. Blücherstraße is a typical Kreuzberg street of period buildings with urban infrastructure and an established neighbourhood character.
Features and fittings
• 6 bright rooms • 2 modern bathrooms and guest toilet • balcony • cellar • complete furnishing and equipment • modernisation 2018 • high ceilings, large windows • flexible layout: 1 unit or 2 areas
Other
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Features
- Balcony / terrace
- Fitted kitchen
- Cellar
- Guest toilet
Energy certificate
- Energy certificate
- available
- Main energy source
- Gas
- Heating type
- Central heating
Floor plan
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