Boxi52

A six-storey Wilhelminian style building, Boxi52 was built in 1906. Located in a mature neighbourhood, the building harmoniously complements the Wilhelminian style buildings in the surrounding area. There are 31 apartments and two commercial units in the front building, side wing, and rear wing. The commercial units, with floorplans measuring 31 and 135 sqm, are located on the ground floor of the front building and are used as restaurants. With one to four rooms and approx. 35 to 112 sqm, the apartments more than meet the needs of singles, couples, and families. Accessed via stairwells, the apartments have efficient floor plans and balanced room dimensions. A majority of apartments are quipped with balconies, guaranteeing plenty of opportunities to relax and grab some fresh air. The bathrooms are mostly daylight bathrooms. With a Wilhelminian-style apartment in Boxi52, you are acquiring a sound investment in a neighbourhood where new Berliners and locals alike want to live – make sure you don’t miss out!

Boxi52 is situated in the heart of trendy Friedrichshain, just three minutes from the popular Boxhagener Platz – and you can’t get more Friedrichshain than that. Countless restaurants and bars serve delicious drinks, fashionable coffees, vegan dishes, and international delicacies, all right on the doorstep. Between the eateries, small boutiques and second-hand shops offer beautiful finds, while yoga studios offer pure relaxation. Boxhagener Platz is famous for its weekly food and flea markets. If you like to party, you have definitely com to the right place: the (in)famous Berghain and other well-known clubs such as Kater Blau and Watergate are all within easy reach. Arthouse cinemas, intimate galleries, and Berlin’s one and only computer games museum are also all nearby. Friedrichshain is also a family-friendly district with many daycare centres, schools, and playgrounds to help families live life to the full. There are so many things you can do on foot or by bike from Boxi52. The rest of the neighbourhood and the city centre are never more than a quick hop away on public transport.