Right in the heart of the city, yet quiet - that's what living on Erlanger Strasse in Neukölln means. Those who would like to have some of these advantages will find their new chance for capital in the tasteful art nouveau old building. 22 apartments with 2 to 3 rooms, including 2 unoccupied apartments as well as 2 commercial units with 2 to 5 rooms invite to a special opportunity to invest in one of the most popular districts of the capital. The stylish multi-family house from 1910 has it all: an elaborately designed facade with pointed gables, artistically elaborated ornaments and wooden cassette windows with insulating glazing. Added to this are southwest-facing loggias or balconies with curved, wrought-iron railings. It quickly becomes clear that there is no lack of special charm here. Classic floor plans with sizes ranging from approx. 55 to 117 sqm, consisting of living room, bedroom, dining room and bathroom, characterize the residential units. The character of the old building contributes to the homely atmosphere. Those who like to lose themselves in thought will find the opportunity to do so with an unobstructed view of the open courtyard with old trees from the rooms at the rear of the building. Neukölln and its multicultural flavor: Here, between Schillerkiez and Reuterkiez, it is quiet, yet lively. This is mainly due to the central location with direct proximity to gastronomy and shopping. With these special old building apartments and commercial units, the dream of a capital investment in the middle of a sought-after Berlin neighborhood can be fulfilled. Are you curious? Then please feel free to contact us!

Erlanger Straße is surrounded by the highlights of Neukölln. Diversity! This is the term that best sums up the city's liveliest district. North of Erlanger Straße between Hermannplatz and Reuterplatz is the district's trendy neighborhood. Here, cultural life shows its most colorful and diverse side. Along the Landwehr Canal, the legendary weekly market takes place on Maybachufer, where you can buy traditional to exotic food. In the small alleys around Hermannplatz there are countless and diverse restaurants, pubs and bars that invite you to stay. The district's largest park, Hasenheide, also borders directly on Hermannplatz - a true oasis in the middle of the city. Winding paths through fir trees, meadow areas, a swimming pool and an outdoor cinema can be found here. If you've always wanted to do your morning laps on a former runway, you have the opportunity to do so on the adjacent Tempelhofer Feld. Adjacent to Tempelhofer Feld, south of Erlanger Strasse, is the Schillerkiez, a charming neighborhood of old buildings. Around the Schillerkiez are cultural gems such as the Rollberg cinema or the former Kindl brewery, which is now a center for contemporary art. At the Neukölln City Hall there are the Neukölln Arcaden, a shopping center with 60 stores, a multiplex cinema and the Neukölln City Library. Towards the south, the face of the district changes. Via the impressively spacious Britzer Garten, one passes the large housing estate Gropiusstadt to a tranquil residential area with single-family houses. Two parallel subway lines run through the district of Neukölln, leading high into the north of Berlin, deep into the south of Neukölln or even to Spandau. In addition, there are countless bus lines, various S-Bahn lines and also its own highway connection, which provides for mobility in abundance.