-Approx. 95 m²
-3 rooms
-2 balconies
-Bathroom with bathtub
-Bright and quiet
-Elevator
Description
The historic, five-story Berlin apartment building at Milastraße 6 is located in the extremely charming and beloved residential area between Schönhauser Allee and Falkplatz. It consists of a front building with both a left- and right-side wing. It was built around 1905 using traditional, solid brickwork construction and wood beam ceilings. In 2001, the building was completely renovated and modernized; the entire attic was rebuilt and elevators were added. It has been consistently maintained and is in an excellent state of repair.
The apartment for sale here is located on the 4th floor of the front building. You enter the apartment via a small hallway. From here, the kitchen leads off to the left. Behind the kitchen is the large bathroom, which is well equipped with a bathtub, window and washing machine connection. Next comes the guest room/study, with access to the south-west facing balcony on the building’s courtyard side. At the end of the hallway, you reach the bedroom, which faces the quiet, green inner courtyard and has access to the balcony. Across the hall is the living room, with an adjoining loggia of approx. 4 m². The bathroom and kitchen are tiled, while the hallway and the three rooms have hardwood floors. The classic panel doors and modern insulated windows round out the space. Overall, the apartment is in very good condition.
Location
Milastraße runs between Schönhauser Allee and Cantianstraße. It is located on the eastern edge of the Gleimviertel. It is not far from Falkplatz, which serves as the neighborhood’s leafy green center. Immediately adjacent to this is Mauerpark, a picturesque jogging mile for some, a colorful stage for others, a place to stroll with the dogs, romp around with the kids at multiple playgrounds, picknick or just people watch. In the Jahn-Sport-Park, located around the corner, health- and body-conscious residents of the neighborhood can work out to their heart's content.
Here, all along Schönhauserallee as well as on Gleimstraße, city dwellers will find everything they need in the neighborhood. From supermarkets to banks, pharmacies, copy shops, the post office, doctors of all kinds, daycare centers, schools and lots of restaurants, cafés and bars, there is something for everyone. Including peace and quiet: while the Schönhauser side is bustling with life, the Falkplatz side is calm.
Not least because of this mix, the Gleimviertel has developed into one of the most popular residential areas in Prenzlauer Berg in recent years. In terms of quality of life, it can more than hold its own with beloved nearby neighborhoods around Kollwitzplatz and Helmholtzplatz or along Kastanienallee.
