Not far from the banks of the Spree, you turn from the busy Beusselstraße into the quiet Erasmusstraße. Here in Berlin-Moabit is the apartment building in the classic Berlin Altbau style. The building from 1910 consists of a front building and two side wings as well as a cross building. In the course of renovation work, the building received a renewed facade with a fresh coat of paint. The property located in the transverse building of the residential building at Erasmusstraße 2 consists of a total of seven gutted commercial units, which offer future owners plenty of space to realize various floor plan ideas with areas ranging from approximately 23 to 173 sqm and 1 and 4 rooms. For example, a 173 sqm unit can be divided into 4 rooms, consisting of an 85 sqm room and three separate rooms. A small wardrobe and a storage room can also be accommodated here. By installing doors, the rooms could be separated from each other. In the side wing there is an additional attic potential with 145 sqm which can also be acquired. The potential is not included in the price. Price proposals are welcome. Thanks to the high ceilings and large double windows typical of old buildings, the commercial units appear bright and open, which in part comes close to a loft-like character and makes it perfect for use as a studio or office space. All rooms could easily be occupied with work, writing or craft workplaces. Sanitary facilities are available in most of the commercial units. The four largest among them additionally benefit from a west-facing balcony. For the gutted commercial units a change of use can be applied for, whereby the areas may be used as extremely comfortable apartments. Partial changes of use are also possible. The individually designable space as well as the attractive location in the heart of Berlin offers a unique opportunity for investors or interested parties looking for attractive commercial space in the capital. Why ACCENTRO? Our 20 years of experience in the market, around 20,000 units sold, more than 13,000 satisfied customers and no commission on purchases confirm the quality of our service. From the very beginning, you will receive the best advice from our real estate specialists. We are at your side with advice and support from the first viewing to the date of notarization - for a worry-free purchase transaction. After the purchase of real estate, the first challenges often arise as owner-occupier or as landlord or manager. You can count on us for follow-up issues concerning your property even after the purchase. We will continue to be available to you and answer your questions if you need support. With ACCENTRO, you have an expert at your side to support you in all challenges before, during and after the real estate purchase.

As diverse as the floor plans of the residential units at Erasmushöfe are, they reflect the diversity of life in the immediate vicinity. While officially located on the quiet and low-traffic Erasmusstrasse, Erasmushöfe occupy the corner of the vibrant Beusselstrasse close to Turmstrasse, both being high streets. This is a rather multi-cultural area within the locality of Moabit, which happens to be surrounded by water on all sides, despite its centrality within Berlin. The island character of Moabit in no way compromises its accessibility, as it is connected to the rest of the city by 25 bridges for private and public transportation. In short, the dwellings at Erasmushöfe benefit from a quiet but central location. Amenities in the immediate vicinity include many grocers and other retailers, social infrastructure, restaurants and cultural venues. The sub-district of Moabit is generally defined by close-knit neighbourhoods and multicultural ambience, which are typical of the open- and creative-minded way of life Berlin is famous for. While the nearby arteries Turmstrasse and Beusselstrasse provide day-to-day amenities and a diversified line-up of textile and fashion retailers, there are plenty of fascinating cultural and educational institutions to explore. The locals of Moabit are well networked, for there are many societies, initiatives and social amenities. Kulturfabrik Moabit, a factory turned cultural centre, is home to a cinema, a playhouse, the Slaughterhouse Club, and hosts all sorts of events, too. A great place for shopping sprees is the mall inside the former Schultheiss brewery, while a fine cup of coffee is served at Stadtschlosscafé, and book worms get their fill at the Kurt Tucholsky Library in the Beusselkiez quarter.