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Cosy Small Apartment in Central Berlin Friedrichshain
Berlin, Berlin, Germany
Preferred Destination: Amsterdam, NH, Netherlands
Alternate Destination:
Paris, IDF, France
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Open to any destination
Studio or Loft
Available Dates:
From September 15, 2024 until June 29, 2025
Description
Apartment with dedicated bedroom with double bed (140cm x 200cm) and living room with bed sofa, kitchen and eating space and balcony. The apartment is located in a corner building of famous Boxhagener Platz, in the very heart of Friedrichshain. Excellent connections to the rest of the city by bus, tram, underground and S-Bahn.
Availability
From September 15, 2024 until June 29, 2025
Minimum Stay
1 Week | Dates are flexible for this listing | Open to non-simultaneous exchanges
Location
Studio or Loft in Berlin, Berlin, Germany
Closest University
Humboldt Universität
Nearby Universities
Humboldt Universität, Technische Universität, Freie Universität
Neighborhood
Friedrichshain
Explore the Area
Surroundings
- Urban
- Near Restaurants
- Near Shops
- Near Public Transportation
Exchange Terms
The cost of utilities can be discussed
A cleaning service can be discussed
Considerations
The home is suitable for young kids
Ask about bringing pets
Ask about smoking in the home
A car is not available
Features
Interior
Furnished
Baby Furniture
Connectivity
Wi-Fi
TV
Exterior
Balcony or Patio
Appliances
Oven
Stove
Microwave
Refrigerator
Washer
Dryer
Property Links
Our Travel Preferences
Who's Coming?
Party of
3
1
Adult
Our Destination
Preferred Destination
Amsterdam, NH, Netherlands
Alternate Destination
Paris, IDF, France
Flexibility
Open to a home exchange in any destination
What We Are Looking for
Children
I need a home suitable for young kids
Pet
I would like to bring my pet if it is okay
Smoking
I am fine with smoking or non-smoking in the home
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Listing Owner
Member Since 2007
Comments: Friedrichshain, Berlin, modern, young, culture