10405 Berlin , Prenzlauer Berg 
Description
Between Wins- and Kollwitzkiez: Studio with Terrace and Fitted Kitchen Facing the Quiet, Green Courtyard This Wilhelminian-era building complex was completely redesigned and extensively refurbished around 2012. The former commercial building, previously used as offices and workshops, was converted into 73 privately owned apartments and sold to individual owners. The building envelope is extremely well insulated, resulting in low energy consumption and an energy efficiency class of B. The communal areas are well maintained, and there is plenty of bicycle storage available in the courtyard. The building has a full basement, and each apartment is assigned a private storage room. The studio apartment offered here, with approx. 46 m², overlooks the quiet and leafy courtyard. The spacious living and sleeping area flows seamlessly into the open-plan kitchen, which then transitions into the entrance hallway. The large window front allows plenty of natural light into the apartment, and the high-quality parquet flooring creates a warm and inviting atmosphere. The bathroom is equipped with a bathtub, sink, and toilet. An additional storage room provides practical space and is also ideal for use as a walk-in closet. Furthermore, the shared rooftop terrace offers a unique panoramic view over Berlin. The apartment can be handed over at short notice and is ready for immediate occupancy.
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Highlights
•Ground floor facing the quiet courtyard
•1 room
•Approx. 46 m²
•Shared access to a communal rooftop terrace with panoramic views
•Large floor-to-ceiling windows facing the courtyard
•Fitted kitchen with appliances
•Bathroom with bathtub
•High-quality parquet flooring
•Double-glazed PVC windows
•Bicycle storage in the courtyard and basement
•Private basement storage room
•Excellent location in the heart of Prenzlauer Berg
Floor plan
Location
You live here between two of Prenzlauer Berg’s most sought-after neighborhoods: The old building blends harmoniously into the magnificent facades along Prenzlauer Allee. West of Prenzlauer Allee lies Kollwitzkiez, and to the east, Winskiez. At Kollwitzplatz, you can enjoy the lively Saturday farmers’ market or do your weekly shopping at the organic market held every Thursday. The many small shops, numerous cafés, and restaurants create a pleasant residential atmosphere. Winskiez is known for its strong sense of community and is particularly popular among families. Public transport connections are excellent, with U-Bahn, S-Bahn, and tram lines all nearby. Alexanderplatz can be reached within just a few minutes. Several parks—such as “Mauerpark,” “Volkspark Friedrichshain,” and “Volkspark am Weinberg”—are located in the immediate vicinity. Numerous daycare centers, primary schools, and secondary schools are located directly in the neighborhood. A wide variety of shopping options—from organic markets to delicatessen shops and supermarkets—are all within walking distance.
