Sold: Oppelner Straße, Görlitzer Park: Renovated 3-room apartment with approximately 18 m² garden/terrace

Oppelner Straße, Görlitzer Park: Renovated 3-room apartment with approximately 18 m² garden/terrace

The building, constructed around 1874, was divided into 13 units in 1997. Twelve units are located in the front building, and the 13th unit is in the garden house. The front building impresses with its well-maintained facade and includes a ground floor, 4 floors, and an expanded attic. The quiet inner courtyard, surrounded by the building parts and planted with trees and bushes, is where the ground-floor units each have a special right of use for a portion of the courtyard.

This offered apartment is located on the ground floor of the front building. With approximately 65 m² of interior space, the unit impresses with its efficient room layout. Two of the three rooms face the quiet Oppelner Street. The larger of these two rooms is ideal as a living room, while the smaller one offers enough space for a children’s or study room. The kitchen, facing the inner courtyard and oriented to the southeast, has direct access to the garden with a terrace. The special use right is approximately 18 m², 4 m² of which are covered by the terrace. Only a small portion (25% of the 4 m² terrace area) is included in the living space. On the terrace, you can enjoy breakfast or unwind in the evening with a glass of wine. Next to the kitchen, there is another separate room that can be used as a bedroom. The apartment is completed by the freshly renovated shower room and a separate guest toilet. Both bathrooms are finished in light gray and white tones.

The living rooms are fitted with new parquet flooring. The walls are plastered and painted white. The electrical wiring, radiators, and plumbing have all been completely renewed. The windows facing the street, as well as the terrace door, have been newly installed. The triple-glazed windows should positively affect the energy efficiency of the apartment. The newly installed electric shutters on the street-facing windows contribute to privacy and security.