Cosy 1 bedroom apartment in Prenzlauer Berg





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Overview This luxurious 2 room apartment offers you all that which you can dream of. It is ideal for couples as well as for a small family. The design is modern and the architecture is a class apart, which gives an elegant look and feel for its residents. The living room is neatly combined with the dining area with an open kitchen. The bedroom is cozy, comfortable and quiet. The bathroom comes with a bath tub and a shower. The balcony is overlooking the beautifully landscaped courtyard. It is a bright, spacious and classy apartment and offers you a comfortable and quality living. What's cool about the apartment? The classy and timeless design is reflected in the facades as well as through the interiors with a vibrant choice of colors, shapes and building materials. Wooden windows, parquet flooring, and tiling , classy bathroom fittings and an open-plan kitchen and living areas create a pleasant, homely vibe. - Ceiling height up to 2.70 m - Classic, high-quality fittings - Wooden windows and parquet flooring - Each apartment has a balcony, loggia or terrace - All products made by brand-name manufacturers - Underfloor heating in all rooms - Modern video intercom system - Ample, open living and kitchen areas Why Choose this apartment? The place offers you a wide range of cafes, restaurants and bars to give you the lively vibes. For those who are seeking a quiet and relaxing atmosphere, it has many parks nearby like the Falkplatz. With the landmark Mauerpark and other places nearby, it attracts tourists, families and youths alike. There is an extensive choice of shopping options from trendy boutiques, well-stocked retailers and whole-food shops. You'll find everything you need and wish in the malls like Schönhauser Allee Arcaden nearby. Young residents and their families will love the large playground near Arminplatz, and the “Jugendfarm Moritzhof” kids’ farm. Prenzlauer Berg is close to many modes of public-transport, with the S-Bahn-Ring, a U-Bahn line, various tram lines and some bus lines providing quick access to other parts of Berlin. The main train station, Tegel airport and connections to inter-city highways are not far away either. How many rooms does the apartment have? If you are an expat & have just moved into the country, Please provide us with: 1) Employment Contract 2) Last 3 payslips 3) ID and Visa (if applicable) 4) Schufa or equivalent Credit rating from your country 1) The start date of the contract can be the 1st or the 16th of each month. The end date of the contract can be the 15th or the end of the month. 2) Our contract charges are biweekly. This means that if your move in date is from the 1st to the 15th of the month, full rent will be charged and if your move in date is from the 16th to the end of the month, half the rent will be charged. 3) Once the booking is confirmed and all documents are received, we will send you a rental contract via email and You need to sign it & send it back to me within 48hours. 4) Registration possible and the necessary document will be provided post the move-in 5) The check in can only take place Monday to Friday 9 am until 6 pm. Check in on the weekends or national holidays would be possible upon request for a small fee of 100€ 6) Liability insurance is required for your stay and that needs to be submitted to us within 15 days from your move in date.. We recommend you to search for one yourself with a keyword “Haftpflichtversicherung“ 7) Final cleaning fee: 270 € *Documentation*: - Passport copy - Visa / work permit (non-EU citizens) - Employment contract - Last 3 pay slips from your current or previous employment - SCHUFA is mandatory if you have been living in Germany for more than 6 months - The last 3 monthly statements from the bank (if SCHUFA is not available) - Rent-free certificate is mandatory if you have been living in Germany for more than 6 months - Tax returns from the previous year (freelancers or self-employed) Note: We also accept credit history from your country of origin Property Features : Elevator, Cellar, Commission Free, Balcony, Shower, Floor heating, New Construction Furniture : Bathtub, Shower, Mirror, Washing machine, Hanging Dryer, Double Bed, Bed sheets , Wardrobe, Wooden Flooring, Wardrobe, Fitted kitchen, Refrigerator, Dishwasher, Coffee Table, Dining Table, TV, Shelf, Working desk, LoungeChair, Vacuum Cleaner, Lamp, Chairs, Carpe
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2025
2026
Available from: November 2025
Min stay: 180 nights
Max stay: No maximum stay
Last updated: November 2025
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Joined Aug 2023
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Uniplaces uses the contract start date and not the move-in date to calculate how many days are applied in the policy.
Your 1st rent will be 100% refunded if you cancel up to 60 days before the contract start date or you’ll get a 50% refund if you cancel up to 30 days.
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