- Fully Furnished Apartment
- Registration ("Anmeldung") possible
- Name tag installation on door bell + letter box
- Directly at the Ringbahn ("Ring") S41/ S42

HOUSE
Typical Berlin Altbau building. The apartment is located on the 4th floor. There is no elevator in the building.

APARTMENT
Step into this beautifully designed one-bedroom apartment, fully furnished in 2026, offering a perfect blend of comfort and modern living. A spacious hallway elegantly connects every room, creating a welcoming flow throughout the home.
The living area is ideal for relaxation and entertainment, featuring a plush sofa, a smart TV, a stylish dining table for four, and a chic bookshelf. A dedicated workspace with a desk, subtly separated by a curtain, lets you work or study in peace.
The bedroom is a serene retreat with a comfortable double bed and a roomy wardrobe. From here, step out onto the balcony and enjoy vibrant city views, perfect for morning coffee or evening relaxation.
The kitchen is fully equipped for culinary adventures, including a large refrigerator, oven, stove, dishwasher, and all essential cooking utensils. A high table with two barstools offers a casual spot for meals, while a convenient pantry next to the kitchen houses the washing machine and extra storage.

AREA
Welcome to the heart of Prenzlauer Berg, a beloved Berlin neighborhood known for its mix of beautifully restored buildings, leafy streets, relaxed urban buzz and easy access to both city life and quieter residential pockets. It’s an area where long mornings at cafés and weekend strolls through parks or to markets feel like a local ritual, and families, expats and creatives all weave into the rhythm of the neighborhood. There are plenty of nearby options for everyday errands, groceries and treats, with grocery stores like Rewe and Bio Company next door. For a broader range of stores under one roof you can walk a short distance to Schoenhauser Allee Arcaden which has fashion, electronics and other everyday shopping needs, and nearby streets like Oderberger or Prenzlauer Allee themselves are lined with boutiques, bookshops and interesting local stores.
When it comes to eating out, the immediate neighborhood around your address is dotted with many inviting places to grab a meal or a coffee. Around Prenzlauer Berg more broadly you’ll find plenty of cafés, brunch spots, bakeries and bars spread across Kollwitzplatz, Helmholzplatz and Kastanienallee, each lending a slightly different slice of neighbourhood life.
Life here tends to feel friendly and safe, with lots of green spaces and parks, like the famous Mauerpark to the northwest where a huge flea market and open‐air karaoke attract crowds on weekends and plenty of public transport links that make getting into the center or other parts of Berlin easy.