Cool studio near U Görlitzer Bahnhof transport station
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The pictures are representative. After acceptance you will be asked to sign the rental contract directly with the accommodation provider and to pay the deposit before the move in. Final cleaning fee not included on the price advertised: 80€ (one bedroom-apartment); 90€ 1,5 rooms; 100€ 2 rooms; 120 2,5-3 rooms Keep in mind that in order to be accepted for this offer you will need to have the following documents ready: - Copy of ID/passport - Proof of Income - Job Contract and/or Certificate of Enrolment from the University This beautiful studio apartment is located in Kreuzberg, one of the most popular and lively areas of Berlin. More precisely it is located near Landwehrkanal and the nearby area of Oranienstrasse is very popular for alternative shopping and night crawlers, with lots of international restaurants, unique cafes, small stores, boutiques and trendy bars, attracting people from all over the city. This beautiful studio apartment has been recently renovated and is centrally located in Kreuzberg. It is located on the fourth floor of an old, respectful building. The large windows, the high ceiling and especially the wooden floor tiles in the apartment, all give a touch ALTBAU and special comfort. The apartment consists of a large room with a double bed, large closet, comfortable sofa. At your disposal also a dining area with table and 4 chairs. The kitchen is fully equipped with refrigerator, modern cooking plate and oven, toaster, kettle, coffee maker and all kitchen equipment/tools you might need. The washing machine is in the bathroom, along with a modern shower. Pets are not allowed and smoking is prohibited, thank you for your understanding. ANMELDUNG: all necessary documents to register for authorizations, including a proper contract in German and English.
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You will have the entire property to yourself
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2025
2026
Available from: June 2026
Min stay: 35 nights
Max stay: 180 nights
Last updated: September 2025
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A professional landlord operates as a business, and manages a large number of properties. Many of these properties are usually student residences or apartments with lots of bedrooms. You can check the type of place at the top of this listing.
Hosted 29 people
Response rate 100%
Usually replies in 3 hours
Joined Aug 2020
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Admin fee in advance
One time fee charged in advance for necessary maintenance.Note from landlord:Transfer admin fee and deposit before move-in date.
Cleaning fee
One time fee.Note from landlord:final cleaning fee to be paid in the end of contract
Condominium fees
Monthly fee charged for the necessary maintenance of the condominium.Note from landlord:This fee corresponds to the Rundfunkbeitrag, a mandatory TV tax
Security deposit in advance
One time fee charged in advance for the security deposit.Note from landlord:The deposit needs to be transferred to the landlord before the arrival
Rental Conditions
You have to provide the landlord with these documents:
- Tenancy agreement
- Passport or ID
- Proof of occupation
Contract
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