Oppelner Strasse is a quiet avenue in the heart of the Wrangelkiez neighbourhood of Belle Époque period buildings. One of these gems is the multi-dwelling unit at no. 28, built in 1874. The elegant building consists of front and back building, linked by an inner courtyard featuring benches, bicycle parking and flower beds. The well-maintained stairwell still has the historic stair railings and wall tiles. The attic levels of both buildings were developed at a later point. The available 3-bedroom flat of about 66 sqm lies on the raised ground floor and is in need of refurbishment at the incoming owner’s discretion. The neat layout optimally divides it into living room, bedroom and kitchen. The bathroom is complemented by a guest WC. Large double-cased windows and tall ceilings admit plenty of light. This is a great opportunity for owner-occupiers to make themselves at home in a well-appointed period building in the heartland of Kreuzberg.

Wrangelkiez is a popular quarter located on a peninsula formed by the River Spree and Landwehr Canal, close to Görlitzer Park with its tanning lawns and children’s farm. Landmark features include the elevated tracks of the U1 and U3 underground lines. The neighbourhood of only 45 hectares is favoured by young people of many nationalities, a fact reflected in the vibrant streetscape of cafés and restaurants and small storefronts. A rich bar and club scene has evolved here, especially around Schlesische Strasse, known well beyond the city limits. Making your home in the Wrangelkiez quarter means to live central yet quiet among tree-lined streets. Amenities include the promenade along Landwehr Canal to the River Spree where a revitalised trading estate is bustling with small businesses, stores and boutiques, a rich gastronomy scene, convenient transport links and a famous bohemian ambience.