Appartement Friedrichsbrunner Straße — Berlin

Apartment for rent in Berlin: There are rooms for rent in Neukölln. The shared bathroom has a shower over a large bath, as well as a sink and toilet, while the modern kitchen has an oven and plenty of cupboard space. There are a few shops within a 10-minute walk of this apartment, including a supermarket and post office. There are a couple of restaurants as well, while the large Tempelhofer Feld is easily accessible by train or bus. Property type: apartment Number of bathrooms: 1 Elevator: no Wi-Fi installed: yes Wi-Fi activated: yes GEZ TV license: must be set up individually by tenants The apartment is close to public transport. The kitchen comes with everything you need to cook including plates and pots. There are beautiful hardwood floors throughout the apartment. Windows in each room ensures there is plenty of natural light throughout the apartment. There is central heating to keep you warm in the colder months. Landlord policies Languages spoken: English, German, Russian Lives on property: no Payment method: bank transfer Registration is provided Important: none of the rooms have an independent key. Documents required: Proof of income (last 3 months) or work contract: yes Proof of enrollment (students): yes Guarantor (if you don't have proof of income): yes Copy of guarantor's ID: yes Copy of guarantor's work contract: yes Check-in/out: Check-in hours: Monday - Friday from 10:00 - 16:00 You will have to pick up your key at the landlord's office. You will receive the address once your booking is confirmed. Please be aware once the booking is done on HousingAnywhere we send you the contract. The deposit 980€ must be on our bank account to get the keys. About Berlin Germany's capital city, Berlin, is recognized for its extraordinary collection of landmarks, thriving cultural scene, and lifestyle that manages to be both active and laid-back. The city is best recognized for its stark contrasts. The past and present coexist as modern and historical structures stand side by side. From the Brandenburg Gate to the Chancellor's Office, Berlin's attractions are witnesses to the history of a whole country. The historical Reichstag building, which houses the German parliament, is one of the principal government buildings in Germany. The city of art, musicians, and museums is Berlin. In fact, more than 170 museums here display priceless artifacts from around the world, some of which can be discovered on the well-known Museum Island around the world. Thanks to its renowned orchestras, including the internationally renowned Berlin Philharmonic, and the city's three enormous opera theaters, where great operas and ballets are staged, Berlin is a favorite destination for classical music aficionados from all over the world. In order to ensure that there is entertainment for everyone, there are countless theater places that specialize in variety acts, revue, cabaret, and more. The famed Kurfürstendamm, the exquisite Friedrichstraße, and the independent boutiques along the Hackesche Höfe are ideal for shopaholics. When it comes to music, art, and everyday life in general, Berlin is a trend-setting city. From all around the world, an increasing number of artists are arriving in Berlin to make it one of the most interesting travel destinations in all of Europe by drawing inspiration from the unending creative energies. Berlin simply cannot stop moving; the dynamic metropolis is awash with change. Despite having many open spaces where people can go to breathe in some fresh air, the city manages to maintain its laid-back atmosphere. Berlin is Germany's greenest metropolis, boasting a variety of lakes, wooded areas, and expansive parks. Everyone ventures outside in the summer. After all, it's ideal to enjoy the warm weather in beach bars, cafés, outdoor theaters, and cinemas. **This description has been automatically created by an artificial intelligence.**