Living on the Mierendorff-Insel
A green island in the north of Charlottenburg
- Units: 30
- Living area: ca. 63 m² - 139 m²
- Purchase price*: ab 2.002€*/m²
*plus 3.57% commission on the purchase price, incl. statutory VAT.
- Wilhelminian-era period building from 1900 on the Mierendorff-Insel
- Period floorboards and herringbone parquet, great layouts
- Almost all apartments with a balcony, lift on the square side
- Environmentally friendly district heating, some modernised bathrooms
- Right by the green Goslarer Platz, Mierendorffplatz U-Bahn (U7)
Wilhelminian-era building with charm and a view of greenery
The STADTLANDFLUSS is an apartment building built in 1900 in the north of Charlottenburg, with 30 residential and two commercial units.
The apartments are spread across five storeys and the fully converted top floor. They are true period classics with great layouts and are in very well-maintained condition. The floors are largely restored period floorboards and herringbone parquet.
On the street side, only box-type double windows are installed; in the top floor, plastic (insulating) windows. Almost all apartments have a balcony, and a lift is available on the Goslarer Platz side.
In recent years, a number of apartments have been modernised. The works included, among other things, the refurbishment of the bathrooms, the renewal of the electrics where needed, and newly filled and sanded walls. Most recently, the all-round repair of the façade was carried out at the ground-floor level of the courtyard.
All units are supplied with environmentally friendly district heating; additional instantaneous water heaters in the building provide the hot water supply.
Living on the Mierendorff-Insel – city, countryside and river all at once.
The STADTLANDFLUSS is located on the Mierendorff-Insel, one of Charlottenburg’s most charming areas. Surrounded by the Spree, the Connecting Canal and the Westhafen Canal, the island captivates with its very own small-town character and great variety – from refined, genteel corners to former industrial sites with plenty of development potential.
Right on the doorstep lies Goslarer Platz, built in the 1920s and 1930s. On the large lawn and beneath the chestnut trees, you can relax wonderfully.
The special atmosphere is best explored on the five-kilometre island circular path. Anyone who gets hungry while walking by the water is guaranteed to find something to their taste – the offering ranges from Alpine to Ethiopian to vegan.
Those in the mood for big-city bustle simply cross one of the bridges and, thanks to the proximity to the Mierendorffplatz U-Bahn station (U7) and several bus lines, quickly reach their destination.
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A green break on Goslarer Platz
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A walk along the island circular path by the Spree
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Market and cafés on Mierendorffplatz
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Quickly into the city on the U7 from Mierendorffplatz