14 apartments in an older building, each spread over three floors and a converted attic with four residential units. A commercial unit with the option for outdoor seating on Herbststraße is located on the ground floor.
Herbststraße
18
13409
Berlin
1–5
Rooms
37–246 m²
Living space
1912
Year of manufacture
Starting at 519,900 €
2,110.00 / m² No commission
The apartment building at Sommerstraße 42/Herbststraße 18 is located in a quiet residential neighborhood in the Reinickendorf district and is a corner building with a full basement, built in 1912. It features 14 apartments in the older part of the building, spread over three floors each, and a converted attic with four residential units. A commercial unit with the option for outdoor seating on Herbststraße is located on the ground floor.
This historic building is in well-maintained, original condition. With sizes ranging from 37 to 147 m² and a variety of floor plans, the rented apartments offer a diverse portfolio for investors seeking a property in a quiet location in northern Berlin. One commercial unit stands out here with a size of approximately 246 m². Depending on the apartment size, the units feature 1 to 5 rooms. Heating and hot water are provided by combi boilers via gas-fired floor heating systems.
The apartments are very unique and some feature charming balconies facing the quiet side of the street. The spacious floor plans are characterized by large living areas accessible via hallways. In every apartment—from the smallest to the largest—the living rooms and bedrooms are separated from both the kitchens and the bathrooms. A total of twelve storage compartments are provided for the tenants in the basement.
The 14 apartments in the corner building on Sommer-/Herbststraße are equipped with uniform, distinctive apartment entrance doors. Following extensive renovation work in the two stairwells, restored wooden window frames with glazing, freshly painted railings with varnished handrails, new flooring, and modern mailboxes define the characteristic charm of this historic building. Newly plastered and freshly painted walls in dark shades of white, blue, and gray add the finishing touch to the stairwells. A new coat of paint on the facade gives the residential building an extra touch of freshness.
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Please refer to the individual units for the energy performance certificates.
Located at the intersection of Sommerstraße and Herbststraße, this charming corner building from 1912 stands in the heart of a quiet, attractive residential neighborhood in the Reinickendorf district. A distinctive feature of this area is the coexistence of diverse cultures, which is reflected in everyday interactions within this district, which boasts well-developed infrastructure.
Reinickendorf, formerly known as Angerdorf Alt-Reinickendorf, is considered Berlin’s oldest village, with its first documented mention dating back to 1247. In addition to pharmacies, discount stores, and bakeries, the district is home to 21 schools, including eight elementary schools, three high schools, three secondary schools, one upper secondary school, and two private schools. Numerous ditches and ponds—such as the Breitkopfbecken, the Schäfersee, and the Kienhorstgraben—as well as playgrounds and parks like the Volkspark Schönholzer Heide, contribute to Reinickendorf’s livability.
It is only 7 kilometers to the historic city center. Near the property on Sommerstraße/Herbststraße, the Berlin-Schönholz S-Bahn station offers a convenient way to travel via the S1, S25, or S26 lines. U-Bahn lines 6 and 8 also run through the neighborhood, and several bus lines serve the area, making it easy to reach the shopping centers at the Hallen Am Borsigturm or the recreational area at Am Schäfersee.
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