2 rooms apartment of 98m² in Berlin

This light-filled 2-room apartment in Schillerkiez combines Wilhelminian-era charm with modern amenities. Located on the second floor of a front building constructed around 1900, it offers 80 m² of thoughtfully designed living space. The open floor plan with beautiful hardwood flooring creates a spacious atmosphere, enhanced by numerous windows throughout the apartment. The recently renovated residence impresses with its harmonious blend of historical elements and contemporary features. From the welcoming hallway with its warm hardwood floors, you enter the spacious living room on the left, which is flooded with natural light through large windows offering pleasant street views. Here you'll find a large sofa, Smart TV, and stylish wooden table seating four, perfect for dining or working. The cozy bedroom features a king-size bed () and a generous wardrobe providing ample storage space for extended stays, while the continuous hardwood floors add warmth and character throughout. The fully renovated kitchen from 2025 comes equipped with a gas stove, large fridge-freezer, dishwasher, oven, and a small dining table for two – all surfaces are modern and functional, with sufficient storage space for all kitchen essentials. The stylish bathroom impresses with a walk-in rain shower that offers a spa-like experience for ultimate relaxation. The balcony overlooking the quiet street and green spaces invites relaxation and extends the living space outdoors, while the eastern orientation provides pleasant morning light. WiFi, washing machine, coffee machine, and complete furnishing including bed linens, towels, cutlery, and dishes are naturally provided. An iron with ironing board and practical kettle complete the full equipment package. Schillerpromenade sits directly in front of the building, offering a green oasis in the vibrant Schillerkiez with its thriving café culture, including The Barn and Silo Coffee. Diverse restaurants from Turkish to Italian like Møff and Baraka are within walking distance, while Tempelhofer Feld is just a short stroll away. Free parking in front of the building is a rare luxury in this part of Berlin, and excellent public transportation connections make exploring the entire city effortless. less -