4 rooms apartment of 102m² in Berlin

This superb apartment is located in one of the nicest, coolest areas of Berlin, directly on Karl-Marx-Allee and boasts of a truly magnificent, panoramic view to Frankfurter Tor with its World Heritage listed buildings; the house was built in a Soviet classicist style as part of the famous GDR city renewal plans of Stalin Boulevard inaugurated in 1952. It is super-central, in walking distance to Alexanderplatz, Ostbahnhof and Eastside Gallery along river Spree and the club scene on Revaler Straße (the renowned Berghain is 800m across the street). Thanks to the U5 which is right in front of the house (station Weberwiese) one is connected directly with the very heart of Berlin with Alexanderplatz, Museumsinsel, Unter den Linden, Friedrichstraße, Brandenburg Gate and Hauptbahnhof. On the Boulevard and in the “Kiezes” behind there are all kinds of cafés, restaurants, galleries and shops for daily requirements. At the threshold there are nice green and recreational areas with the Rose-Garden which has been newly planted on occasion of IGA 2017, the Weberwiese right across the street with the Henselmann Tower, and the Auerpark with its intimate, private atmosphere. The apartment is on the 6th floor and disposes of an elevator. It has 102 sqm, consisting of one living-room, one master bedroom with a double bed, one study which has a single bed /daybed and can also be used as a sleeping room, the spacious entry hall with its dining area, a stainless steel kitchen with full-size gas stove and naturally ventilated pantry, a bathroom with bathtub and shower and a walk-in clothes closet. It is fully equipped with washing machine, refrigerator and freezer, dishwasher, all necessary kitchen utensils and apparatus such as toaster, kettle and mixer, dishes and tableware, blankets and bedlinen, towels, electric iron and ironing board, television, air-cleaner, etc. etc. The interiour has been updated to its actual, new status with a lot of attention and love to detail, in line with the historicity of the building’s heritage. All walls have been fine-plastered, the floor is laid out with period-correct, light grey natural cork-linoleum, switches and electric sockets are modern reproductions of the Bakelit originals, window and door handles are either originals or nickel reproductions, all doors have been kept and restored. The furniture matches the historic ambience and fuses wonderful, restored Midcentury vintage originals, collectible pieces and selected new, modern design items, such as the bed, the lounge sofa and the stainless steel kitchen. The overall impression of the apartment is simply stunning.