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Unfurnished 3-bedroom apartment in Prinzenviertel in Lichtenberg
Up to 2 people • 3 bedrooms

Unfurnished 3-bedroom apartment in Prinzenviertel in Lichtenberg

From 28 Mar 2024

€2,327 /month
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Perfectly equipped central 3-bedroom apartment in Mitte
Up to 5 people • 3 bedrooms

Perfectly equipped central 3-bedroom apartment in Mitte

From 11 Apr 2024

€3,200 €3,150 /month
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Stunning 3-bedroom flat in Schöneberg
Up to 5 people • 3 bedrooms

Stunning 3-bedroom flat in Schöneberg

From 28 Mar 2024

€9,390 /month
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Unfurnished 2-bedroom flat near the Karlshorst train station  in Lichtenberg
Up to 2 people • 3 bedrooms

Unfurnished 2-bedroom flat near the Karlshorst train station in Lichtenberg

From 15 Apr 2024

€1,681 /month
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Spacious 3-bedroom apartment near Volkspark Friedrichshain in Prenzlauer Berg
Up to 3 people • 3 bedrooms

Spacious 3-bedroom apartment near Volkspark Friedrichshain in Prenzlauer Berg

From 28 Mar 2024

€3,600 /month
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Very cool 3-bedroom apartment close to Moritzplatz metro station in Mitte
Up to 3 people • 3 bedrooms

Very cool 3-bedroom apartment close to Moritzplatz metro station in Mitte

From 28 Mar 2024

€3,500 /month
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Spacious 2-bedroom apartment with balcony close to Gleisdreieck park in Kreuzberg
Up to 3 people • 3 bedrooms

Spacious 2-bedroom apartment with balcony close to Gleisdreieck park in Kreuzberg

From 28 Mar 2024

€3,100 /month
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Cosy 3-bedroom apartment close to Warschauer Straße train station in Friedrichshain
Up to 6 people • 3 bedrooms

Cosy 3-bedroom apartment close to Warschauer Straße train station in Friedrichshain

From 28 Mar 2024

€3,155 /month
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Great 3-bedroom apartment in Kreuzberg
Up to 6 people • 3 bedrooms

Great 3-bedroom apartment in Kreuzberg

From 28 Mar 2024

€3,943 /month
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Luxury 3-bedroom penthouse with terraces near the Berlin Exhibition Centre in Charlottenburg
Up to 3 people • 3 bedrooms

Luxury 3-bedroom penthouse with terraces near the Berlin Exhibition Centre in Charlottenburg

From 10 Aug 2024

€3,900 /month
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Cosy 3-Bedroom apartment close to Landsberger Allee station in Friedrichshain
Up to 3 people • 3 bedrooms

Cosy 3-Bedroom apartment close to Landsberger Allee station in Friedrichshain

From 06 Sep 2024

€2,580 /month
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Bright 3-Bedroom apartment with balcony close to Volkspark Friedrichshain
Up to 3 people • 3 bedrooms

Bright 3-Bedroom apartment with balcony close to Volkspark Friedrichshain

From 04 Sep 2024

€2,440 /month
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Welcoming 3-bedroom apartment in Kreuzberg neighbourhood
Up to 6 people • 3 bedrooms

Welcoming 3-bedroom apartment in Kreuzberg neighbourhood

From 02 May 2024

€4,016 /month
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Cosy 3-bedroom apartment in Friedrichshain
Up to 3 people • 3 bedrooms

Cosy 3-bedroom apartment in Friedrichshain

From 03 Feb 2023

€2,090 /month
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Tasteful 3-bedroom flat in Friedrichshain
Up to 4 people • 3 bedrooms

Tasteful 3-bedroom flat in Friedrichshain

From 03 Feb 2023

€2,990 /month
Bills included

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