Enjoy attractive and quiet living in Berlin!

For sale are three excellently designed top floor apartments on the 5th floor of a stylish Wilhelminian style building in a prime central location. Two of the units for sale have an elevator, while one is without elevator. The refurbishment work has been thorough: all the utility lines have been renewed, windows and balconies have been refurbished or renewed, the façade has been refinished. In addition, a new video intercom system and new utility meters have been installed, and the stairwells and courtyard have been redesigned. Thanks to this extensive work, the historical house now looks as good as new! And, last but not least, an elevator was added to the front building ...

The fantastic high cielings – room heights measure up to 3.30 meters -- and beautifully dimensioned terraces and balconies are part of what make these apartments really stand out. The airy interiors exude a feeling of pure relaxation. The 2.30 meter high, frameless doors lend the rooms even more of a sense of pleasant spaciousness, and all the apartments have herringbone-style parquet flooring. A modern air heat pump, designer sanitary furnishings from Villeroy & Boch and electric external blinds are all part of the package.

In this apartment, the living room and guest room open out to the front, followed by the eat-in kitchen with a beautiful dining area, utility room and guest shower room. The private area with bedroom, dressing room and master bathroom is located in the side wing. The terrace extends in an L-shape towards the courtyard, and can be accessed via the kitchen and bedroom. The apartment has an elevator.

Neue Hochstraße is a quiet residential street which runs parallel to Chauséestraße at the intersection of the Mitte and Wedding districts, in the immediate vicinity of Berlin’s famous Dorotheenstädtischer Friedhof. Chausséestraße, which is only 200 m away, in turn crosses the vibrant Berlin district of Mitte in a north-south direction and is an extension of the famous Friedrichsstraße, which then becomes Müllerstraße in Wedding. The Museum of Natural History is one subway stop away. The central Friedrichstrasse train station as well as Berlin‘s main train station can each be reached in about 10 minutes.

The best known resident on Chausséestraße is the Federal Intelligence Service, which recently moved here and employs 4,000 people. The building, designed by Berlin architects Kleihues + Kleihues and affectionately christened „Umzugskiste“ („Moving box“) by Berliners, is about 500 metres away. A little further in the other direction is the Wedding S-Bahn station with its Ringbahn connection and U6 stop, as well as several bus lines. There are also numerous shopping facilities, doctors, schools, etc., in the
immediate vicinity.

2,38 % VAT included

2.38% including VAT to be paid by the purchaser on the actual agreed purchase price