Historic landmark from 1898 — Prenzlauer Berg — Ground Floor

Description

In Berlin’s most vibrant neighborhood—right on Prenzlauer Allee, 30 meters from the tram, 500 meters from Kollwitzplatz, with Soho House just around the corner. A building designed by architect Max Gosebruch in 1898 and now protected as a registered Berlin landmark. Behind the historic facade: a completely redesigned apartment that makes no compromises. Herringbone-patterned parquet flooring, underfloor heating, a shower room with Italian marble tiles—and a kitchen you rarely find: solid smoked oak, a marble sideboard, Bosch and Siemens appliances. The windows open onto a green, peaceful courtyard. No street, no noise. Just light and greenery. Ideal for short-term rentals. Commercial use permitted. Basement included. As a registered historic monument: tax depreciation under § 7i EStG—up to 90% of renovation costs over 10 years. Available immediately and ready to rent right away.