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Cozy residence near The Rummelsburger Bay in Lichtenberg
Up to 2 people • 40 bedrooms

Cozy residence near The Rummelsburger Bay in Lichtenberg

Outdoor Area
Wi-Fi
Study Area
Bicycle Parking
Laundry Facilities
Common Kitchen
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€1,150 /month
Bills included
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Unfurnished 3-bedroom flat in Prinzenviertel in Lichtenberg
Up to 2 people • 4 bedrooms

Unfurnished 3-bedroom flat in Prinzenviertel in Lichtenberg

From 28 Mar 2024

€2,327 /month
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Splendid residence in the Neukölln district
Up to 1 people • 13 bedrooms

Splendid residence in the Neukölln district

Outdoor Area
Central heating
Security Cameras
Wi-Fi
Cable Tv
Elevator
Accessibility
Towels & bed linen
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€1,225 €1,029 /month
Bills included
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Fantastic Residence in Berlin Mitte in Gesundbrunnen
Up to 2 people • 40 bedrooms

Fantastic Residence in Berlin Mitte in Gesundbrunnen

Outdoor Area
Central heating
Wi-Fi
Elevator
Onsite support
Towels & bed linen
Study Area
Reception
Parking
Laundry Facilities
Entertainment Area
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€1,395 /month
Bills included
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Stunning residence in Berlin in Friedrichshain
Up to 2 people • 40 bedrooms

Stunning residence in Berlin in Friedrichshain

Outdoor Area
Central heating
Wi-Fi
Elevator
Onsite support
Towels & bed linen
Study Area
Reception
Entertainment Area
Parking
Laundry Facilities
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€1,395 /month
Bills included
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Stunning residence in Adlershof
Up to 1 people • 40 bedrooms

Stunning residence in Adlershof

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€840 /month
Bills included
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Cool 3-bedroom apartment with balcony in the trendy Friedrichshain neighbourhood
Up to 6 people • 4 bedrooms

Cool 3-bedroom apartment with balcony in the trendy Friedrichshain neighbourhood

From 28 Mar 2024

€4,034 /month
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Comfy 2-bedroom apartment close to Zionskirchplatz in Mitte
Up to 4 people • 4 bedrooms

Comfy 2-bedroom apartment close to Zionskirchplatz in Mitte

From 07 May 2024

€2,900 /month
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Charming residence in the Gesundbrunnen district
Up to 2 people • 40 bedrooms

Charming residence in the Gesundbrunnen district

Outdoor Area
Maintainance team
Central heating
Security Cameras
Security Office
Wi-Fi
Elevator
Onsite support
Towels & bed linen
Entertainment Area
Bicycle Parking
Reception
Laundry Facilities
Gym
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€1,323 /month
Bills included

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