Apartment/Flat Description
This is a lovely, bright apartment located on the 4th floor of an old building that was refurbished comprehensively in 1994. The apartment itself was totally renovated in 2007, a new fitted kitchen was added and the apartment kitted out with all new furniture, and is now being sold fully furnished. This is a perfect holiday home, which can easily be rented out to tourists when not in use. The current owner is renting the property out at an average of ? 1,300 per month.
You, as a new owner will have the benefit of taking over the agreement with the short-term lease company and cleaning personnel, who ensure that the apartment is cleaned after a tenant moves out and ready for the next tenant to move in.
The costs involved are not high. You can expect a net rent of ? 1,000 per month after subtracting the monthly housing costs and up-keep of the apartment.
Location:
The building is located on a quiet street in a 30km per hour zone. There are excellent public transportation access reachable by foot: the commuter train S-Bahn Beusselstr. is the nearest train station by foot, but there is also 3 different bus lines nearby. The motorway can be reached by car in 2 minutes, the bus to Tegel airport leaves from a bus stop 9 mins away, the main train station Hauptbahnhof can be reached in 12, and there is plenty of parking in the area.
Mitte was a borough in East Berlin, prior to the reunification of Germany in the early 90's. Mitte means centre in German, and when they re-organised the Berlin boroughs in 2001, the once West Berlin boroughs of Tiergarten and Wedding were merged with Mitte and became what is now the main borough of Mitte spanning right across the very heart of Berlin.
The borough of Tiergarten, which means animal park in German, is best known for its large green park, and the many important government buildings, including the residence of the German President, Schloss Bellevue. They are also building the new Federal Ministry of the Interior in Moabit Tiergarten.
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