Gate 14

Gate 14 is a property in the triangle formed by Viktoriapark, Schöneberger Insel and Südkreuz station - between neighborhood, urbanity and excellent connections. 1903 and 2003 - even from a distance, the two most important dates on the striking gable are easy to read. Built in the last century and renovated around 20 years ago, the residential building houses 2- to 5-room apartments. The attractively designed entrance welcomes residents and guests with a vaulted ceiling, natural stone elements and stucco. Lovingly carved banisters and sublime solid wood doors lead to the apartments. The property surrounds an inner courtyard: in the front and rear buildings, staircases with natural light lead to the residential units. The floor plans of the apartments reflect the spacious living culture of the imperial era. High ceilings, partially stuccoed ceilings, real wood floorboards and historical details create a special ambience. Bathrooms and kitchens have windows. Cellar compartments are assigned to the residential units. Overall, the property is in a well-kept condition.

The area surrounding the car-free Viktoria-Quartier is one of the most beautiful and lively districts in Berlin's city center. Extensive parks and green spaces, charming restaurants and bars as well as concert and event venues are located between brick buildings and newly built neighborhoods. Whether Viktoriapark, Columbiahalle, Golgatha or Tomasa - the institutions of the Berlin district. With Viktoriapark, Park am Gleisdreieck and Tempelhofer Feld, some of the capital's most popular leisure facilities are just a short walk away. Daily necessities can be bought quickly in the neighborhood: REWE, Mitte Meer, Grünschnabel organic food store, Lidl, Aldi, various bakeries and countless late-night eateries. After work and at the weekend, a wide variety of beer gardens and restaurants right on the doorstep invite you to relax. The public transport connections could hardly be better: Bus routes 140, M43, N42 take you quickly to your next destination. And it's only a ten-minute walk to the Platz der Luftbrücke underground station and the Julius-Leber-Brücke S-Bahn station with fast connections to the heart of the capital. It takes four minutes by bike to get to Südkreuz station with regional and long-distance connections (EC, IC, ICE). All generations feel at home in this child-friendly environment with numerous green spaces, a variety of playgrounds and doctors.