Free apartment with 4 rooms, located on the 4th floor at Karl-Marx Allee/Andreasstr. 46, offering a direct view of the TV Tower and Frankfurter Tor.

A beautiful, light-filled 3-room apartment with a large hallway ("Berliner Zimmer"), adjacent to the open-plan kitchen, and currently vacant. It's located in the highly desirable Henselmannbau building on the 4th floor of a well-maintained corner building on the famous Karl-Marx-Allee in Berlin Friedrichshain. The high-quality, modernised apartment features laminate flooring – except in the kitchen and bathrooms, and new windows and balcony doors. The kitchen has high-quality Spanish tiles, and the two shower bathrooms are fitted with white metro tiles and halogen spotlights in the ceilings. The direct view from the bed/sofa along Karl-Marx-Allee towards the TV tower and Frankfurter Tor is impressive. Residents also have access to a communal rooftop terrace of over 600 square meters, where you can relax on summer days. Furthermore, the homeowners' association has a very high reserve fund for maintenance, exceeding €400,000. The bedrooms are flooded with light. The ceiling height of approximately 2.90 meters is striking. This apartment is one of the few in the complex that has a balcony. The apartment has been recently modernised and also includes a storage room in the basement.

The apartment is located on the famous and bustling Karl-Marx-Allee in the Berlin district of Friedrichshain, not far from Strausberger Platz. Karl-Marx-Allee is a prominent boulevard known for its impressive architecture in the socialist classical style, which significantly shapes the city's landscape. Numerous cultural institutions, restaurants, cafes, and shops are located nearby.

Public transportation links are excellent: the Strausberger Platz (U5) subway station – just one stop from Alexanderplatz – is right outside the building. Furthermore, Ostbahnhof station, Berghain, and Kater are within walking distance.

In the surrounding area, you will find the beautiful Volkspark Friedrichshain and the Spree River with the East Side Gallery.