Lovely 1-bedroom apartment in the district of Prenzlauer Berg
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The perfect apartment for couples, business travellers or single people: With high ceilings, this spacious, beautiful apartment in the quiet side wing offers a lot of charm and space for sufficient relaxation in a central location. The hallway leads to the spacious living area with a fully equipped fitted kitchen, a spacious dining table for cozy evenings and two sofas - which can also be used for sleeping - a TV and a work table are well equipped. The bedroom with beautiful floorboards offers plenty of space and is lovingly furnished with a double bed (160 x 200cm), chest of drawers and closet with enough space. The bathroom is equipped with a bathtub and toilet, super cut and fully tiled in a light color.
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1 rooms in totalProperty features and amenities
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2025
2026
Available from: April 2027
Min stay: 180 nights
Max stay: No maximum stay
Last updated: December 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.
Response rate 95%
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Joined Oct 2015
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You have to provide the landlord with these documents:
- Tenancy agreement
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Cancellation moderateUniplaces uses the contract start date and not the move-in date to calculate how many days are applied in the policy.
Uniplaces uses the contract start date and not the move-in date to calculate how many days are applied in the policy.
Your 1st rent will be 100% refunded if you cancel up to 60 days before the contract start date or you’ll get a 50% refund if you cancel up to 30 days.
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