B-Prenzlauer Berg - silent Stucco building apartment 59 m² ground floor

Very silent ( dead end ) street. Mauer Park is 500 meters to the left (top flea market and festivities on the week end) and the supermarket is 400 meters to the rhrigt.

If you have more questions regarding me, the apartment or Berlin - just let me know.

I am looking forward to your visit.
If you are still in Berlin:
Have a look every day at 4 p m or Saturday at 11.a m after calling me

See you

Frank 

Vom Geltungsbereich des Gesetzes MietenWoG Bln §1 ausgenommen sind alle ab Anfang 2014 erstmals bezugsfertigen Neubauten oder Wohnungen, die mit einem dem Neubau entsprechendem Aufwand aus dauerhaft unbewohnbarem Wohnraum wiederhergestellt wurden. Die angebotene Wohnung fällt damit nicht in den Geltungsbereich des Gesetzes.


description of the neighbourhood :

Countless pubs, restaurants, cafés, galleries

and little shops create a day and nightlife atmosphere unrivalled in the rest of Berlin. Along with Schöneberg and Mitte, Prenzlauer Berg is a focal point of the Berlin art scene. Along with Friedrichshain and Kreuzberg it is also a popular neighbourhood with the student population.
Prenzlauer Berg is one of the most popular districts in Berlin, is one of Berlin's prettiest neighbourhoods, still central, yet quieter than Berlin Mitte. Much of Prenzlauer Berg escaped damage in the second world war and post war redevelopment. Nowadays Prenzlauer Berg offers trendy shopping with many streetstyle fashion designers selling their wares in trendy boutiques.
Prenzlauer Berg has become famous for being one of the few places in Germany where there has actually been a baby boom in recent years. There is an abundance of playgrounds Helmholtzplatz, Kollwitzplatz, kitas (child daycare centers) and shops selling toys and second hand children's clothing. However, the birthrate is not higher than elsewhere in Germany. Instead, the impression of a high number of children is based on the large percentage of people between 20 and 40 years who are potential parents of young children.
Prenzlauer Berg has recently become a popular area for the current wave of American and European immigrants into Berlin, many of whom are artists who have moved to Berlin in search of the cheap downtown apartments and studio space which are very hard to find in other capital cities and 'centres for the arts' like New York, London and Paris but which are abundant in Berlin. English conversations can often be heard in the street cafes along the Kastanienallee.
Kollwitzplatz and Helmholtzplatz have weekly street markets, and the former breweries Kulturbrauerei and Pfefferberg and Kastanienallee are the hot spots of interest.