The Riehmers Hofgarten ensemble of buildings, named after its builder Wilhelm Riehmer, is situated in a district of Kreuzberg that is characterised by diversity and vibrancy. Several residential buildings form a closed façade on the outside and are arranged on the inside in such a way that the gardens are divided into different areas and create beautiful lines of sight along the paved private streets. The apartments, which range in size from 62 to 198 square metres, have 2 to 6 rooms and some have balconies. In many cases the living rooms are equipped with parquet or plank floors. High ceilings and large double box windows create a bright living atmosphere with a classic old building character. The bathrooms are equipped with showers or bathtubs, in some apartments there are combined shower and bathtub baths. Some of the eleven stairways leading to the apartments will be equipped with new elevators. The refurbishment concept also includes the design of the outdoor facilities. There are also several commercial units in the buildings. With sizes ranging from 21 to 192 square metres distributed over 2 to 9 rooms, they are suitable for various uses. https://www.riehmers-hofgarten-berlin.de/en/ Ambient film: https://youtu.be/a8UpOfCZ4MI

In global city rankings, Berlin has been among the top ten for years. Complex cultural events, an engaging way of life, and a unique history have earned the metropolis its global renown. It motivates millions of visitors every year to come to Berlin to see for themselves. Over the past decade, about 400,000 of them were so captivated by the city that they decided to stay for good. To be sure, a high level of liveability makes it easy to fall in love with Berlin. But the city has so much more to offer. As a science hub, Berlin offers skills and knowledge in just about any scientific field you can think of. Moreover, Germany’s capital of start-up businesses has developed an economic dynamic that attracts companies from inside and outside the country. Its location in the European heartland recommends it as place of business every bit as much as its ability to provide high-skilled graduates and its proximity to the start-up scene with its innovative potential for prospering businesses of tomorrow. In Kreuzberg, the impulsive energy of young generations is keenly felt and reflected in up-and-coming trends. Aside from this district’s centrality and legendary hipness, life here is defined by a highly productive cultural scene and by creative diversity. Especially the Bergmannstrasse has enormous appeal. Every store here is one of a kind—whether it sells wine, pastry or coffee, antique junk, designer artefacts or vintage goods by the pound, gourmet dog food, vegan takeaway food or famous sausages—while the space in between is dotted with cinemas, theatres and churches that occasionally double as concert halls. All of this embedded in a historic setting of streets that are testimony to the cultural heritage of the city. Viktoriapark, Gleisdreieck Park or the vast grasslands of the former Tempelhof airport grounds provide plenty of outdoor space for local recreation and leisure activities.

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