The Wilhelminian style building from 1890 consists of a front building and two side wings in a classic perimeter block design with an inner courtyard. A representative entrance and the opulent staircase still bear witness to the sweeping architecture of historicism. Detailed handrails and woodwork on the apartment doors and stairs are still well preserved.
The building has a full basement and the apartments are each heated by gas-fired floor heating. It was divided into residential property in 1995 and the owners’ association is currently renovating the roof of the building in stages. For this purpose, the allocation to the maintenance reserve and smaller special levies were increased in order to gradually cover the costs. A resolution on the possibility of adding an elevator to the rear of the front building has been passed. The extension is the responsibility of the owners involved, subject to official approval. A connection to the second floor would require cost sharing.
The building is located in a conservation area.
This 45 m² apartment is located on the 1st floor of the front building and was created by dividing the former Beletage apartment into smaller units. The room facing the street still has the original panel parquet flooring. With a room height of 3.60 m and original coffered doors and double box windows, the apartment still offers very beautiful historical details. The unit is in need of renovation and will require modernization of the sanitary facilities and electrics or the installation of a bathroom, among other things, when it becomes vacant.
The apartment is being sold in rented condition.
The property is situated in an exciting Kreuzberg location between Mehringdamm, Urban-Hafen and Gneisenaustraße. In the heart of Berlin’s southern city center, you will find a variety of cafés and stores for everyday and creative needs.
It’s the colorful mix that makes it here: Old Berlin charm mixes with young trends in a Berlin district that is always producing something new in every respect. Carl-Herz-Ufer, Admiralsbrücke and Volkspark Hasenheide are all within easy walking distance. The subway and bus offer excellent public transport connections.
The Wilhelminian style building from 1890 consists of a front building and two side wings in a classic perimeter block design with an inner courtyard. A representative entrance and the opulent staircase still bear witness to the sweeping architecture of historicism. Detailed handrails and woodwork on the apartment doors and stairs are still well preserved.
The building has a full basement and the apartments are each heated by gas-fired floor heating. It was divided into residential property in 1995 and the owners’ association is currently renovating the roof of the building in stages. For this purpose, the allocation to the maintenance reserve and smaller special levies were increased in order to gradually cover the costs. A resolution on the possibility of adding an elevator to the rear of the front building has been passed. The extension is the responsibility of the owners involved, subject to official approval. A connection to the second floor would require cost sharing.
The building is located in a conservation area.
This 45 m² apartment is located on the 1st floor of the front building and was created by dividing the former Beletage apartment into smaller units. The room facing the street still has the original panel parquet flooring. With a room height of 3.60 m and original coffered doors and double box windows, the apartment still offers very beautiful historical details. The unit is in need of renovation and will require modernization of the sanitary facilities and electrics or the installation of a bathroom, among other things, when it becomes vacant.
The apartment is being sold in rented condition.
The property is situated in an exciting Kreuzberg location between Mehringdamm, Urban-Hafen and Gneisenaustraße. In the heart of Berlin’s southern city center, you will find a variety of cafés and stores for everyday and creative needs.
It’s the colorful mix that makes it here: Old Berlin charm mixes with young trends in a Berlin district that is always producing something new in every respect. Carl-Herz-Ufer, Admiralsbrücke and Volkspark Hasenheide are all within easy walking distance. The subway and bus offer excellent public transport connections.
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