Classic period building between Kreuzberg, Neukölln and Treptow

All units offered for sale are located in the front building and feature generous layouts, bright interiors, high ceilings, bay windows, and/or balconies. The building was connected to district heating in 1994, and the attic was converted at the same time. The basement is dry, and residents benefit from an open, landscaped courtyard garden, which seamlessly connects to the neighboring property without fencing and provides direct access to Bouchéstraße.

Within the condominium association, plans are currently underway to refurbish the street-facing façade. Detailed cost figures are not yet available but are expected this summer. Even in its current state, the façade is highly attractive.

The neighborhood is highly demanded thanks to its unique location at the junction of Kreuzberg, Neukölln, and Treptow. Three vibrant districts, each with its own distinct character, meet here—creating a dynamic and diverse urban environment.

Situated just east of the canal linking the Spree and the Landwehr Canal, the area combines lively city life with a relaxed atmosphere. Proximity to the water, Görlitzer Park, and Treptower Park ensures plenty of green space and an excellent quality of life.

All daily amenities are available within walking distance, including two larger supermarkets and a well-stocked organic grocery store. Smaller vintage boutiques and fresh produce shops add to the neighborhood’s charm. In summer, the Spree and the popular Badeschiff are just a few minutes away.

Transport connections are straightforward: bus line 194 and the night bus N94 provide direct links to key transport hubs, including Treptower Park S-Bahn station and Hermannplatz.