20m^2 Zimmer in Neukölln zu vermieten

Die Wohnung befindet sich im 5. Stock und ist direkt am U-Bhf Grenzalle, wo die U7 fährt. Eine Station weiter ist der S-Bhf Neukölln von wo man super angebunden ist. Man braucht ca. 5 Minuten ins Herz von Neukölln, 15 Minuten zum Maibachufer und 20 Minuten zur Warschauer Straße. Der Weg zu Clubs / Bars / Restaurants ist also nicht weit :) Die Wohnung allerdings liegt eher nicht im Szene-Teil Neuköllns, was ganz angenehm sein kann, da man dort abends ein wenig mehr seine Ruhe hat.

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Ich bin 22, lebe seit ungefähr einem halben Jahr in der Wohnung und studiere Kommunikationswissenschaften hier in Berlin. Mein Leben wird momentan ganz gut mit Unizeugs, Arbeit und Freunde treffen gefüllt. Ich bin sehr gerne aktiv und mag Unternehmungen, nur manchmal muss ich einfach die Tür hinter mir zu machen und ein bisschen alleine chillen, um die Batterien wieder aufzuladen.
Da es sich um eine 2-Zimmer-Wohnung handelt und dein Zimmer das größere ist sowie den Balkonzugang hat, würde sich das WG-Leben größtenteils in deinem Zimmer abspielen d.h. gemeinsames Essen, Abende mit Freunden etc. Ich bin allerdings niemand der sich gerne aufdrängt und da das Zimmer vor der Funktion des Wohnzimmers vor allem deins ist, kannst du immer die Tür zumachen, wenn du ungestört sein willst. Ich stelle mir das WG-Leben als entspanntes miteinander vor, sodass man morgens mal einen Kaffee zsm trinkt, Abends zsm chillt, wenn beide Zeit haben und ab und zu gemeinsame Aktivitäten statt finden. Ich finde es aber auch gut, wenn jede:r abseits des WG-Lebens ein eigenes Leben hat und keine Zwänge entstehen.

The apartment is a little more than 50 square meters and your room is about 20 square meters. You have the advantage to move into the room to the backyard, which means that you firstly do not hear the noise from the street and secondly have the balcony access. :) Your room will be furnished when you move in (wall unit, desk, bed, desk chair). My current roommate will be abroad for about 7 months. For that time you can use his furniture, but when he is back, he will most likely move his furniture into his new apartment and you will have to refurnish. (His personal things, partly visible on the pictures will of course not be there) The table and chairs are mine and will stay. The kitchen is relatively small, but fairly new and well furnished. Otherwise there is a small storage room for stuff besides my room and the bathroom. The stated costs include everything, except the broadcasting fee. In addition, there is a deduction of 200-300 euros for furniture, because I had to furnish everything with my current roommate.
The apartment is on the 5th floor and is directly at the U-Bhf Grenzalle, where the U7 runs. One stop further is the S-Bhf Neukölln from where you are well connected. It takes about 5 minutes to the heart of Neukölln, 15 minutes to Maibachufer and 20 minutes to Warschauer Straße. So the way to clubs / bars / restaurants is not far :) The apartment, however, is rather not in the scene part of Neukölln, which can be quite pleasant, because there you have a little more peace in the evening.
Briefly what about me:
I'm 22, living in the apartment for about half a year and study communications here in Berlin. My life is currently filled with university stuff, work and meeting friends. I'm active and like to do things, but sometimes I just need to close the door behind me and chill a bit by myself to recharge the batteries.
Since it is a 2 bedroom apartment and your room is the larger one as well as having balcony access, most of the WG life would take place in your room i.e. eating together, evenings with friends, etc. However, I am not someone who likes to impose and since the room is primarily yours before the function of the living room, you can always close the door if you want to be undisturbed. I imagine the roommate life as a relaxed together, so that we drink a coffee sometimes in the morning together, hang out sometimes in the evening when both have time and now and then joint activities take place. But I also think it's good when everyone has their own life apart from the shared life and no constraints arise.