Schiller 8

The house at Schillerpromenade 8 was built around 1900 in the late Gründerzeit style. The property has a total of five floors and an unfinished attic. Three staircases typical of the Wilhelminian style lead to the apartments, some of which have historic coffered doors with decorative door frames for a classic Berlin old building flair.

From the first floor to the 4th floor, there are a total of 30 residential units, most of which are equipped with gas heating. Four commercial units are also located in the front building, as well as in the side wing of the first floor. Two to three apartments are accessible per stairwell and floor.

The total of 30 residential units in the property are made up of one- to three-room apartments with different layouts – only a few units have connecting rooms. Depending on the location, the view from the predominantly classic Berlin box-type windows is either of the quiet inner courtyard or the beautifully landscaped Schillerpromenade.

Note: The property is located in a protected mill area.

The Neukölln district is located in the south of Berlin’s city center and is known for its central, convenient location and proximity to Tempelhofer Feld. The district is particularly green and residential, especially around the Schillerpromenade. The wide central promenade with its large trees is reminiscent of the bourgeois founding period of the district and creates a park-like flair in the middle of the old neighborhood. In addition to the meadows and communal gardens of Tempelhofer Feld, the extensive Volkspark Hasenheide is just a short walk away. The neighborhood is complemented by numerous restaurants, bars and cafés, which offer a gastronomic variety that is second to none.

The subway stations Boddinstraße and Leinestraße are both less than a ten-minute walk away, and the nearest slip road to the A100 autobahn is just two kilometers away.