Built in Kreuzberg around 1900, this historic building combines elegant architecture with a variety of apartment sizes, offering attractive opportunities for both homeowners and investors.
Located in Berlin-Kreuzberg, in the popular Bergmannkiez neighborhood not far from Tempelhofer Feld, this prestigious apartment building features a total of 19 condominiums and two commercial units. The building combines classic historic architecture with a well-maintained overall appearance and offers attractive prospects for both owner-occupiers and investors. The 1- to 5-room apartments range in size from approximately 45 m² to approximately 157 m². Classic historic building details such as high ceilings with decorative moldings, stucco elements, herringbone parquet, hardwood floors, double doors, and wooden windows define the character of the apartments and create a high-quality overall appearance. Some of the bathrooms have been modernized, and some feature natural light. The common areas are also in very well-maintained condition. A stately building entrance with wooden entry doors, the well-maintained stairwell with wooden railings and wooden stairs, and the preserved historic facade all underscore the building’s overall sense of quality.
Located in Berlin-Kreuzberg, in the popular Bergmannkiez neighborhood not far from Tempelhofer Feld, this prestigious apartment building features a total of 19 condominiums and two commercial units. The building combines classic historic architecture with a well-maintained overall appearance and offers attractive prospects for both owner-occupiers and investors. The 1- to 5-room apartments range in size from approximately 45 m² to approximately 157 m². Classic historic building details such as high ceilings with decorative moldings, stucco elements, herringbone parquet, hardwood floors, double doors, and wooden windows define the character of the apartments and create a high-quality overall appearance. Some of the bathrooms have been modernized, and some feature natural light. The common areas are also in very well-maintained condition. A stately building entrance with wooden entry doors, the well-maintained stairwell with wooden railings and wooden stairs, and the preserved historic facade all underscore the building’s overall sense of quality.
Gneisenaustraße is located in Berlin-Kreuzberg, near the popular Bergmannkiez neighborhood. The area offers good local amenities, numerous cafés, restaurants, weekly markets, and owner-operated shops. Bergmannstraße, the Marheinekehalle, and Mehringdamm are all within easy reach. For recreation and leisure, Viktoriapark, Tempelhofer Feld, and the banks of the Landwehrkanal are all nearby. Public transportation connections are excellent. The Gneisenaustraße and Mehringdamm subway stations, along with various bus lines, ensure quick travel throughout Berlin.).