10245 Berlin, Friedrichshain
Highlights
• First occupancy after attic conversion • Elevator stops between 3rd and 4th floor • Approx. 80.16 m² living space • Large roof terrace with exceptional privacy • Roof terrace with approx. 16 m² for single use • Access to the roof terrace via an internal staircase made of solid wood • Loggia with approx. 8.3 m² and sunny south-east orientation • Modern floor plan: Spacious eat-in kitchen, separate bedroom. • Daylight bathroom with shower and separate bathtub • Well maintained historical building • Utility room with washing machine connection • Parquet floors made of oak • Apartment entrance door with burglar protection • High quality sanitary equipment • Electric shutters • High-quality electrical equipment, switch program of well-known manufacturers • Extensive renovation measures on the common property (see flow text) • Allocated cellar compartment
Property description
First occupancy at Ostkreuz: Top floor apartment with southeast loggia and two roof terraces in the renovated historical building - commission-free! The 5-story Wilhelminian style house with 18 residential units was built in 1900 in Berlin-Friedrichshain. The attic apartment offered here was recently completed and is looking forward to its first residents. In this context, the common property was extensively renovated and repaired, including: • Revision and new insulation of the facade • Elevator addition • Repair of the existing windows • Paintwork repairs to the stairwell • Adding new balconies and repairing existing ones • Waterproofing work in the basement and inner courtyard • Renewal of the basement partition walls • New gas central heating including hot water preparation • Line renovation (hot, cold, waste water) • Renewal of the electrical risers including new electricity meters • Supply of broadband cable connection • New mailbox system, bell panel and new intercom system The new elevator takes you between the 3rd and 4th floors - from here it's only a few steps up to the roof. The spacious living/dining area opens from the entrance area of the apartment, which appears particularly bright and friendly thanks to the sunny orientation, the many skylights and the warm parquet flooring throughout the apartment. The roof windows can be darkened using roller shutters to counteract hot summer days. The approx. 8.3 m² south-east loggia connected to the living area allows you to take a break outside on both good and bad days. Another highlight of the apartment is the roof terrace with absolute privacy as well as the approx. 16 m² roof terrace for individual use, which offers a spectacular view over Berlin and can be reached via the internal staircase with solid wooden steps. You can easily include a bed and a closet in the bedroom. Directly opposite you will find the spacious daylight bathroom, which comes with a shower, bathtub, sink and toilet. The washing machine connection can be found in the utility room. The apartment is completed by a cellar compartment.
Location description
Friedrichshain is young, charming and full of creative ideas. The individually run boutiques and pubs attract not only Berliners but also a young, international audience. Life pulsates here. Day and night. Especially Boxhagener Platz and the neighborhood around Sonntagstraße in Friedrichshain are ideal for strolling - and a guarantee for interesting encounters in hip cafés, trendy bars and the numerous second-hand stores. Lenbachstraße is located in the middle of the Gründerzeit quarter around Sonntagstraße. From the property it is only a few minutes walk to the local and long-distance train station "Ostkreuz" (S3, S7, S8, S5, ring train S41 / S42, regional trains). Thus, the location offers an ideal connection to the City East as well as the City West. The nearest recreational facilities are in the immediate vicinity: It is only a stone's throw to the Rummelsburg Bay and the Stralau peninsula with parks and well-developed cycling and running routes. In the north of the neighborhood, the imposing Frankfurter Allee with its transition into Karl-Marx-Allee stretches all the way to Strausberger Platz.