The classic historic building on Osloer Straße is a mixed-use residential and commercial building dating from 1910, comprising 26 residential and 3 commercial units. The main building and side wing feature spacious 1- to 5-room apartments ranging from 43 to 163 m², spread across four floors.
Osloer
Straße
110
13359
Berlin
1–2
Rooms
51.4–73.3 m²
Living space
1900
Year of manufacture
Starting at 198,900 €
3,853.00 / m² No commission
The classic historic building on Osloer Straße is a mixed-use residential and commercial building dating from 1910, comprising 26 residential and 3 commercial units. The main building and side wing feature spacious 1- to 5-room apartments ranging from 43 to 163 m² spread across four floors. The roof is currently being expanded by an additional 377 m². In the fall of 2018, the facade was given a light, attractive color scheme, and the street-facing balconies as well as the double-hung wooden windows were refurbished.
The main building is accessed via two separate stairwells, which still feature many beautiful stucco elements as well as original wooden railings, building entrances, and apartment doors. The small inner courtyard, which offers bicycle storage, leads to the equally tasteful stairwell of the side wing. Thanks to elevators, residents can easily reach the apartments on the upper floors even with strollers and groceries.
The apartments in the main building feature balconies or bay windows with large glass surfaces that let plenty of light into the spacious rooms. The historic character of the apartments is emphasized by high ceilings, wooden paneled doors, and, in some cases, original hardwood floors. Hot water and heating are provided by a central gas and hot water system; the heating system was replaced in 2009 and the piping system was modernized.
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The residential and commercial building on Osloer Straße combines the charm of a classic historic building with well-maintained common areas and practical everyday comfort. Renovated facade and window elements, along with preserved interior details, highlight the character of this building, which dates back to 1910.
Wedding presents itself as a neighborhood of contrasts that, upon closer inspection, comes together to form a colorful mosaic. As Berlin’s liveliest neighborhood, Wedding offers tremendous cultural diversity. A variety of shops—from supermarkets and produce stands to Turkish bakeries and cafés—reflect this broad range of offerings. In addition to the Gesundbrunnen Center, side streets are home to small fashion studios and bookstores with cafés that serve as cultural gathering spots.
Leisure options such as gyms, an indoor swimming pool, the Labyrinth Children’s Museum, the Uferstudios, and the Alhambra cinema offer something for every taste. Everything is easily accessible, whether on foot or by tram, bus, or subway.
The Panke River winds its way through the neighborhood from Osloer Straße, inviting visitors to enjoy outdoor activities along its walking and biking paths. The Humboldthain Public Park offers green oases in the heart of the city, while the outdoor pool is the perfect spot to relax in the summer. From the observation tower in the park, you can enjoy a magnificent view of the city.
As the northernmost part of Berlin-Mitte and right next to the trendy Prenzlauer Berg neighborhood, Wedding enjoys great international popularity. Its ideal location, diverse community, and comparatively affordable rents attract young people in particular. The neighborhood’s proximity to the Charité hospital and Beuth University of Applied Sciences, which offers international degree programs, makes it even more attractive.
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