The apartment types:
Modern
- Vacant
- Apartments
- partly two-layer parquet, natural oiled oak
- efficient floor plans
Historical
- Vacant
- Apartment (carefully renovated)
- partly Linoleum Gerflor Chestnut
- historical ornaments
- efficient floor plans
The property
The entire complex in the Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg district is part of the architectural ensemble Karl-Marx-Allee. Its origins date back to the years 1954/55. It is a five-story development with a flat roof construction and full basement. The facades reflect elements from earlier epochs, as the access areas were designed with console and pilaster elements, there are decorative ceramic elements, and the windows are delineated by reveals. The facade is occasionally interrupted by loggias, and the eaves area is equipped with a circumferential console. These classical style elements, combined with the regular arrangement of windows and the harmonious proportions of the building, convey a modern elegance.
In recent years, the ensemble has been meticulously and carefully renovated. Following a professional analysis and condition assessment, the facades and facade decorations were restored to their current appearance, which is based on historical models.
Highlights
Built in 1954
many apartments with balcony or loggia
- Façades partly with reliefs of the construction period
park-like green areas that can be used by all residents
central inner-city location
Infrastructur for daily needs within walking distance
- listed ensembke with 4 five-storey apartment blocks
Apartments with 1 to 4 rooms
carefully renovated building
- perfect connection to public transportation
Common Property
The ensemble was meticulously and carefully renovated in collaboration with the city authorities. Special emphasis was placed on the common property by the involved architects and executing trades.
Find out more here about the measures and the architectural heritage of this unique property!
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