• 2nd floor • 3 rooms, approx. 100 sqm • Balcony • Shared use of the exclusive courtyard garden • Underground parking space • Vacant • Commission free After extensive building renovation in fine coordination with the preservation of historical monuments and modern standards, Riehmer's courtyard garden now shines in new splendor. In the community of the ensemble, both residents and owners benefit from the offerings of the appealing courtyard garden, which with landscaped paths, picnic meadows, a boules area and a playground, offers peace, meeting and entertainment. Further convenience is provided by the access to the covered stroller and bicycle parking spaces as well as the underground parking garage, which can be reached via the courtyard garden. The eleven building entrances are named after the offspring of the Hohenzollern dynasty. Accordingly, at Großbeerenstrasse 56 E, the stairs lead up to an apartment on the second floor via Staircase Elisabeth. With three rooms on about 100 sqm, it spoils residents who enjoy modern upgraded old buildings. It is welcomed by a spacious hallway, which leads to the three rooms as well as to the kitchen, the bathroom and a storage room. The living rooms all face the front of the building and are oriented to the south. Accordingly, their windows look out to the green courtyard garden. The adjacent rooms are not connected by doors. Opposite the entrance door is the balcony room with a size of 25 sqm. To the left of it is the smallest room with just under 14 sqm. The third room is next to it with just under 23 sqm. On the other side of the hallway are the kitchen with 13 sqm and the bathroom. Their windows look in each case to the green backyard. The apartment is ideally suited for one- or two-person households who like to live at eye level with the pretty courtyards. The unit should be renovated overall and refurbished according to your own desires and building code requirements. The apartment has features typical of old buildings such as wood plank floors, parquet flooring and historic stucco on high ceilings as well as wooden doors and double box windows, the exterior of which has been renovated. The mailbox system has also been renewed. Haven't found your perfect apartment yet? Discover our attractive Germany-wide real estate offers here: www.accentro.de/en/real-estate Why ACCENTRO? Our 20 years of experience on 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.

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