3 rooms apartment of 80m² in Berlin

This bright 85 m² period apartment on the 4th floor combines historic charm with modern comfort in Schöneberg's sought-after "Red Island" district. The high 3.40 m ceilings and generous windows create a welcoming atmosphere throughout all rooms. The quiet location by Cheruskerpark offers urban living with green views. The thoughtful layout includes three rooms, a fully equipped fitted kitchen with 2.10 m high fridge-freezer combination, dishwasher and pantry, plus a bathroom with bathtub. The 22.5 m² east-facing balcony room features three tall shelves, a rocking chair, table and chairs, plus a convertible sofa bed with tray table - morning sunlight floods the space through the high windows and direct balcony access. The 20 m² north-facing study with sofa bed and workspace provides concentrated tranquility for work through its quiet northern orientation. The 13 m² Berlin room serves as the bedroom with double bed (1.40 m), high-quality spring mattress and spacious PAX wardrobe with sliding doors - the northern orientation creates a cool refuge during heat waves. The west-facing kitchen offers sunset views over Berlin with expansive vistas beyond Cheruskerpark and features modern fitted units alongside dishware, cutlery, microwave, oven, toaster, kettle and coffee machine. The high and spacious hallway elegantly connects all rooms with characteristic period wooden flooring, while a practical storage room provides additional space. Classic wooden floorboards throughout all rooms emphasize the period building character. Technical amenities include Smart TV, washing machine, iron with ironing board, internet flatrate, hairdryer and bed linen with covers. The "Red Island" in Schöneberg combines history with vibrant neighborhood life - former home to Marlene Dietrich and Hildegard Knef, where the 1944 coup attempt was planned. The nearby Akazienstraße invites strolling with its cafés and boutiques, while Winterfeldtplatz hosts a popular market on Wednesdays and Saturdays. The S1 from Julius-Leber-Brücke connects directly to Potsdamer Platz and Brandenburg Gate, while the Ringbahn from Südkreuz links to the airport and trendy Neukölln. less -