Near BND and Main Train Station: Rented Condominium

The stately Gründerzeit building, constructed in 1911, was designed as a four-story residential and commercial property featuring a prestigious front building, two side wings, and a transverse building. It comprises a total of five commercial units, 23 historic apartments, and three newly built penthouse apartments. The building is accessible via a staircase in the front building, as well as two additional staircases that connect the side wings to the transverse building.

Extensive renovation work has been carried out on the property over the past three years. This included, among other things: The addition of balconies, the renewal of fresh and wastewater pipes, the installation of new electrical risers and apartment meters in the central meter room, and the implementation of an intercom system with video functionality. In addition to the overhaul and, where necessary, replacement of windows and balcony doors, façade work was also carried out, the inner courtyard was redesigned and the stairwells were renovated. Furthermore, three new flats were built in the attic and a lift was added to the front building.

The apartment for sale is located on the fourth floor of the front building and showcases classic period features such as wooden floorboards, panel doors, and a balcony, along with impressive ceiling heights of approximately 3.30 meters. Access is provided via the staircase, which will be renovated following the completion of the attic construction, as well as via the newly installed elevator. The apartment has been rented to a couple since 2001 and is heated by a fireplace and coal stoves, presenting significant potential for future upgrades or modifications.

Neue Hochstraße is a quiet residential street located at the intersection of the Mitte and Wedding districts. Running parallel to Chausseestraße, it is in close proximity to the Dorotheenstädtischer Cemetery. Just 200 meters away, Chausseestraße crosses the Berlin district of Mitte in a north-south direction, extending the famous Friedrichstraße all the way to Müllerstraße in Wedding.

The Museum of Natural History is just one subway stop away, while both Friedrichstraße Station and Berlin Central Station can be reached in approximately 10 minutes. One of the most notable institutions along Chausseestraße is the Federal Intelligence Service (Bundesnachrichtendienst), which recently relocated here with 4,000 employees. The building, designed by the Berlin-based architectural firm Kleihues + Kleihues and affectionately nicknamed the "moving box" by locals, is situated about 500 meters away. In the other direction, the Wedding S-Bahn station provides access to the Ringbahn, the U6 line, and several bus routes. Additionally, numerous shopping facilities, medical practices, schools, and other amenities are located in the immediate vicinity.

Please note that the existing rental agreement was concluded before the property was divided according to the German Condominium Act (WEG). Accordingly, a 10-year restriction applies to termination for personal use for these rented units.

2.38% incl. VAT