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The classic old building in Osloer Strasse is a residential and commercial building with 26 residential and three commercial units dating from 1910. In the front building and side wing, spacious 1- to 5-room apartments of 43 to 163 square metres are spread over four floors. It is possible to extend the roof extension by a further 274 square metres.
The front building can be reached via two separate stairwells, in which many beautiful stucco elements as well as original wooden railings, house and apartment doors have been preserved. The small inner courtyard with bicycle storage facilities leads to the equally tasteful staircase of the side wing.
The apartments in the front building have balconies or bay windows with large windows that allow plenty of light into the spacious rooms. The old building character of the apartments is underlined by high ceilings as well as wooden cassette doors and partially original floorboards.
Hot water preparation and heating are provided by a central gas and hot water supply system. The heating system was renewed in 2009 and the pipe system modernised. In autumn 2018, the façade will be provided with a bright, attractive colour concept and the balconies on the street side and the wooden double-box windows have been redesigned.AreaAt first glance Wedding seems to be a district of contrasts, but at second glance they merge into a colourful mosaic. Wedding is one of Berlin’s liveliest neighbourhoods with the greatest cultural diversity. A diverse mix of shops from various supermarkets to vegetable merchants to Turkish bakeries and various cafés and snack bars show the colourful mixture of the inhabitants. In addition to the Gesundbrunnen-Center with over 100 shops, there are small fashion studios in the side streets or a bookstore with a café as a cultural meeting point.
As varied as the gastronomic and business offerings are, so varied are the leisure activities: from fitness studio, indoor swimming pool, the children’s museum Labyrinth and a family library to cultural highlights in the Uferstudios or the cinema Alhambra, Wedding has something to offer for every taste. Everything can be found in the immediate vicinity and can easily be reached on foot or by tram, bus or underground.
Almost inconspicuously, the little river Panke runs from Osloer Straße through the quarter and invites you to walk or jog along its banks with footpaths and cycle paths. Only a little further away you can spend hours in the green of the nearby Volkspark Humboldthain in the middle of the city or enjoy the sun in the summer bath during the warm season. From the observation tower in the park you have a wonderful view over the city.
Wedding – the northernmost part of Berlin Mitte and in the immediate vicinity of the trendy district of Prenzlauer Berg – is rising in popularity. It attracts young people in particular because of its optimal location, the colourful atmosphere and the comparatively low rents. The district is also particularly attractive due to its proximity to the Charité Clinic Campus and the renowned Beuth University with its international courses of study.BuildingOsloer Straße 110 is centrally located in Berlin-Wedding between the Osloer Straße underground station and the Bornholmer Straße S-Bahn station, the former border crossing between West and East Berlin.
The classic old building in Osloer Strasse is a residential and commercial building with 26 residential and three commercial units dating from 1910. In the front building and side wing, spacious 1- to 5-room apartments of 43 to 163 square metres are spread over four floors. It is possible to extend the roof extension by a further 274 square metres.
The front building can be reached via two separate stairwells, in which many beautiful stucco elements as well as original wooden railings, house and apartment doors have been preserved. The small inner courtyard with bicycle storage facilities leads to the equally tasteful staircase of the side wing.
The apartments in the front building have balconies or bay windows with large windows that allow plenty of light into the spacious rooms. The old building character of the apartments is underlined by high ceilings as well as wooden cassette doors and partially original floorboards.
Hot water preparation and heating are provided by a central gas and hot water supply system. The heating system was renewed in 2009 and the pipe system modernised. In autumn 2018, the façade will be provided with a bright, attractive colour concept and the balconies on the street side and the wooden double-box windows have been redesigned.AreaAt first glance Wedding seems to be a district of contrasts, but at second glance they merge into a colourful mosaic. Wedding is one of Berlin’s liveliest neighbourhoods with the greatest cultural diversity. A diverse mix of shops from various supermarkets to vegetable merchants to Turkish bakeries and various cafés and snack bars show the colourful mixture of the inhabitants. In addition to the Gesundbrunnen-Center with over 100 shops, there are small fashion studios in the side streets or a bookstore with a café as a cultural meeting point.
As varied as the gastronomic and business offerings are, so varied are the leisure activities: from fitness studio, indoor swimming pool, the children’s museum Labyrinth and a family library to cultural highlights in the Uferstudios or the cinema Alhambra, Wedding has something to offer for every taste. Everything can be found in the immediate vicinity and can easily be reached on foot or by tram, bus or underground.
Almost inconspicuously, the little river Panke runs from Osloer Straße through the quarter and invites you to walk or jog along its banks with footpaths and cycle paths. Only a little further away you can spend hours in the green of the nearby Volkspark Humboldthain in the middle of the city or enjoy the sun in the summer bath during the warm season. From the observation tower in the park you have a wonderful view over the city.
Wedding – the northernmost part of Berlin Mitte and in the immediate vicinity of the trendy district of Prenzlauer Berg – is rising in popularity. It attracts young people in particular because of its optimal location, the colourful atmosphere and the comparatively low rents. The district is also particularly attractive due to its proximity to the Charité Clinic Campus and the renowned Beuth University with its international courses of study.AreaAt first glance Wedding seems to be a district of contrasts, but at second glance they merge into a colourful mosaic. Wedding is one of Berlin’s liveliest neighbourhoods with the greatest cultural diversity. A diverse mix of shops from various supermarkets to vegetable merchants to Turkish bakeries and various cafés and snack bars show the colourful mixture of the inhabitants. In addition to the Gesundbrunnen-Center with over 100 shops, there are small fashion studios in the side streets or a bookstore with a café as a cultural meeting point.
As varied as the gastronomic and business offerings are, so varied are the leisure activities: from fitness studio, indoor swimming pool, the children’s museum Labyrinth and a family library to cultural highlights in the Uferstudios or the cinema Alhambra, Wedding has something to offer for every taste. Everything can be found in the immediate vicinity and can easily be reached on foot or by tram, bus or underground.
Almost inconspicuously, the little river Panke runs from Osloer Straße through the quarter and invites you to walk or jog along its banks with footpaths and cycle paths. Only a little further away you can spend hours in the green of the nearby Volkspark Humboldthain in the middle of the city or enjoy the sun in the summer bath during the warm season. From the observation tower in the park you have a wonderful view over the city.
Wedding – the northernmost part of Berlin Mitte and in the immediate vicinity of the trendy district of Prenzlauer Berg – is rising in popularity. It attracts young people in particular because of its optimal location, the colourful atmosphere and the comparatively low rents. The district is also particularly attractive due to its proximity to the Charité Clinic Campus and the renowned Beuth University with its international courses of study. Voir plus Voir moins Address: Berlin, Osloer Straße 110ObjektbeschreibungGebäudeDie Osloer Straße 110 liegt zentral in Berlin-Wedding zwischen dem U-Bahnhof Osloer Straße und dem S-Bahnhof Bornholmer Straße, dem einstigen Grenzübergang zwischen West- und Ostberlin.
Der klassische Altbau in der Osloer Straße ist ein Wohn- und Geschäftshaus mit 26 Wohn- und drei Gewerbeeinheiten aus dem Jahre 1910. In Vorderhaus und Seitenflügel verteilen sich auf vier Etagen großzügig geschnittene 1- bis 5-Zimmer-Wohnungen von 43 bis 163 Quadratmetern. Derzeit wird das Dach um weitere 377 Quadratmeter ausgebaut.
Das Vorderhaus erreicht man über zwei separate Treppenhäuser, in denen noch viele schöne Stuck-Elemente sowie originale Holzgeländer, Haus- und Wohnungstüren erhalten sind. Über den kleinen Innenhof mit Abstellmöglichkeiten für Fahrräder gelangt man in das ebenso geschmackvolle Treppenhaus des Seitenflügels. Auch mit Kinderwagen und Einkäufen erreicht man dank Fahrstühlen entspannt die Wohnungen in den oberen Stockwerken.
Die Wohnungen im Vorderhaus verfügen über Balkone oder Erker mit großen Fensterflächen, die viel Licht in die geräumigen Zimmer lassen. Der Altbau-Charakter der Wohnungen wird durch hohe Decken sowie Holz-Kassetten-Türen und zum Teil original erhaltene Dielen unterstrichen.
Die Warmwasseraufbereitung, sowie die Beheizung erfolgt über eine zentrale Gas- und Warmwasserversorgung, wobei die Heizung 2009 erneuert und das Rohrsystem modernisiert wurde. Die Fassade ist im Herbst 2018 mit einem hellen, ansprechenden Farbkonzept versehen und die straßenseitigen Balkone sowie die Doppelkastenfenster aus Holz sind überarbeitet worden.BereichWedding scheint auf den ersten Blick ein Bezirk der Kontraste, die sich aber beim zweiten Blick zu einem bunten Mosaik zusammenfügen. Wedding ist einer der lebendigsten Kieze Berlins mit der größten kulturellen Vielfalt. Ein vielfältiger Mix an Geschäften von diversen Supermärkten über Gemüsehändler hin zu türkischen Bäckereien und diversen Cafés und Imbissen zeigen die bunte Mischung der Bewohner. Neben dem Gesundbrunnen-Center mit über 100 Geschäften existieren in den Nebenstraßen kleine Mode-Ateliers oder auch ein Buchladen mit Café als kultureller Treffpunkt.
So vielseitig das gastronomische und Geschäftsangebot, so abwechslungsreich sind auch die Freizeitmöglichkeiten: von Fitness-Studio, Schwimmhalle über das Kindermuseum Labyrinth und einer Familien-Bücherei bis hin zu kulturellen Highlights in den Uferstudios oder dem Kino Alhambra hat der Wedding für jeden Geschmack etwas zu bieten. Alles ist in direkter Umgebung zu finden und leicht zu Fuß oder mit Tram, Bus und U-Bahn zu erreichen.
Fast unscheinbar zieht sich fußläufig von der Osloer Straße das Flüsschen Panke durch das Viertel und lädt an seinen Ufern mit Fuß- und Radwegen zu Spaziergängen oder Jogging ein. Nur ein wenig weiter entfernt lassen sich im nahegelegenen Volkspark Humboldthain Stunden im Grünen mitten in der Stadt verbringen oder zur warmen Jahreszeit im dortigen Sommerbad die Sonne genießen. Vom Aussichtsturm im Park hat man einen herrlichen Blick über die Stadt.
Wedding – der nördlichste Teil von Berlin Mitte und in direkter Nachbarschaft zum Szene-Kiez Prenzlauer Berg – steigt in der Beliebtheitsskala. Er zieht gerade junge Menschen wegen seiner optimalen Lage, dem bunten Miteinander und den vergleichsweise noch günstigen Mieten an. Besonders attraktiv ist das Viertel auch aufgrund seiner Nähe zur Klinik-Campus der Charité und auch der renommierten Beuth Hochschule mit ihrem internationalen Studienangeboten.GebäudeDie Osloer Straße 110 liegt zentral in Berlin-Wedding zwischen dem U-Bahnhof Osloer Straße und dem S-Bahnhof Bornholmer Straße, dem einstigen Grenzübergang zwischen West- und Ostberlin.
Der klassische Altbau in der Osloer Straße ist ein Wohn- und Geschäftshaus mit 26 Wohn- und drei Gewerbeeinheiten aus dem Jahre 1910. In Vorderhaus und Seitenflügel verteilen sich auf vier Etagen großzügig geschnittene 1- bis 5-Zimmer-Wohnungen von 43 bis 163 Quadratmetern. Derzeit wird das Dach um weitere 377 Quadratmeter ausgebaut.
Das Vorderhaus erreicht man über zwei separate Treppenhäuser, in denen noch viele schöne Stuck-Elemente sowie originale Holzgeländer, Haus- und Wohnungstüren erhalten sind. Über den kleinen Innenhof mit Abstellmöglichkeiten für Fahrräder gelangt man in das ebenso geschmackvolle Treppenhaus des Seitenflügels. Auch mit Kinderwagen und Einkäufen erreicht man dank Fahrstühlen entspannt die Wohnungen in den oberen Stockwerken.
Die Wohnungen im Vorderhaus verfügen über Balkone oder Erker mit großen Fensterflächen, die viel Licht in die geräumigen Zimmer lassen. Der Altbau-Charakter der Wohnungen wird durch hohe Decken sowie Holz-Kassetten-Türen und zum Teil original erhaltene Dielen unterstrichen.
Die Warmwasseraufbereitung, sowie die Beheizung erfolgt über eine zentrale Gas- und Warmwasserversorgung, wobei die Heizung 2009 erneuert und das Rohrsystem modernisiert wurde. Die Fassade ist im Herbst 2018 mit einem hellen, ansprechenden Farbkonzept versehen und die straßenseitigen Balkone sowie die Doppelkastenfenster aus Holz sind überarbeitet worden.BereichWedding scheint auf den ersten Blick ein Bezirk der Kontraste, die sich aber beim zweiten Blick zu einem bunten Mosaik zusammenfügen. Wedding ist einer der lebendigsten Kieze Berlins mit der größten kulturellen Vielfalt. Ein vielfältiger Mix an Geschäften von diversen Supermärkten über Gemüsehändler hin zu türkischen Bäckereien und diversen Cafés und Imbissen zeigen die bunte Mischung der Bewohner. Neben dem Gesundbrunnen-Center mit über 100 Geschäften existieren in den Nebenstraßen kleine Mode-Ateliers oder auch ein Buchladen mit Café als kultureller Treffpunkt.
So vielseitig das gastronomische und Geschäftsangebot, so abwechslungsreich sind auch die Freizeitmöglichkeiten: von Fitness-Studio, Schwimmhalle über das Kindermuseum Labyrinth und einer Familien-Bücherei bis hin zu kulturellen Highlights in den Uferstudios oder dem Kino Alhambra hat der Wedding für jeden Geschmack etwas zu bieten. Alles ist in direkter Umgebung zu finden und leicht zu Fuß oder mit Tram, Bus und U-Bahn zu erreichen.
Fast unscheinbar zieht sich fußläufig von der Osloer Straße das Flüsschen Panke durch das Viertel und lädt an seinen Ufern mit Fuß- und Radwegen zu Spaziergängen oder Jogging ein. Nur ein wenig weiter entfernt lassen sich im nahegelegenen Volkspark Humboldthain Stunden im Grünen mitten in der Stadt verbringen oder zur warmen Jahreszeit im dortigen Sommerbad die Sonne genießen. Vom Aussichtsturm im Park hat man einen herrlichen Blick über die Stadt.
Wedding – der nördlichste Teil von Berlin Mitte und in direkter Nachbarschaft zum Szene-Kiez Prenzlauer Berg – steigt in der Beliebtheitsskala. Er zieht gerade junge Menschen wegen seiner optimalen Lage, dem bunten Miteinander und den vergleichsweise noch günstigen Mieten an. Besonders attraktiv ist das Viertel auch aufgrund seiner Nähe zur Klinik-Campus der Charité und auch der renommierten Beuth Hochschule mit ihrem internationalen Studienangeboten.BereichWedding scheint auf den ersten Blick ein Bezirk der Kontraste, die sich aber beim zweiten Blick zu einem bunten Mosaik zusammenfügen. Wedding ist einer der lebendigsten Kieze Berlins mit der größten kulturellen Vielfalt. Ein vielfältiger Mix an Geschäften von diversen Supermärkten über Gemüsehändler hin zu türkischen Bäckereien und diversen Cafés und Imbissen zeigen die bunte Mischung der Bewohner. Neben dem Gesundbrunnen-Center mit über 100 Geschäften existieren in den Nebenstraßen kleine Mode-Ateliers oder auch ein Buchladen mit Café als kultureller Treffpunkt.
So vielseitig das gastronomische und Geschäftsangebot, so abwechslungsreich sind auch die Freizeitmöglichkeiten: von Fitness-Studio, Schwimmhalle über das Kindermuseum Labyrinth und einer Familien-Bücherei bis hin zu kulturellen Highlights in den Uferstudios oder dem Kino Alhambra hat der Wedding für jeden Geschmack etwas zu bieten. Alles ist in direkter Umgebung zu finden und leicht zu Fuß oder mit Tram, Bus und U-Bahn zu erreichen.
Fast unscheinbar zieht sich fußläufig von der Osloer Straße das Flüsschen Panke durch das Viertel und lädt an seinen Ufern mit Fuß- und Radwegen zu Spaziergängen oder Jogging ein. Nur ein wenig weiter entfernt lassen sich im nahegelegenen Volkspark Humboldthain Stunden im Grünen mitten in der Stadt verbringen oder zur warmen Jahreszeit im dortigen Sommerbad die Sonne genießen. Vom Aussichtsturm im Park hat man einen herrlichen Blick über die Stadt.
Wedding – der nördlichste Teil von Berlin Mitte und in direkter Nachbarschaft zum Szene-Kiez Prenzlauer Berg – steigt in der Beliebtheitsskala. Er zieht gerade junge Menschen wegen seiner optimalen Lage, dem bunten Miteinander und den vergleichsweise noch günstigen Mieten an. Besonders attraktiv ist das Viertel auch aufgrund seiner Nähe zur Klinik-Campus der Charité und auch der renommierten Beuth Hochschule mit ihrem internationalen Studienangeboten. Address: Berlin, Osloer Straße 110Property descriptionBuildingOsloer Straße 110 is centrally located in Berlin-Wedding between the Osloer Straße underground station and the Bornholmer Straße S-Bahn station, the former border crossing between West and East Berlin.
The classic old building in Osloer Strasse is a residential and commercial building with 26 residential and three commercial units dating from 1910. In the front building and side wing, spacious 1- to 5-room apartments of 43 to 163 square metres are spread over four floors. It is possible to extend the roof extension by a further 274 square metres.
The front building can be reached via two separate stairwells, in which many beautiful stucco elements as well as original wooden railings, house and apartment doors have been preserved. The small inner courtyard with bicycle storage facilities leads to the equally tasteful staircase of the side wing.
The apartments in the front building have balconies or bay windows with large windows that allow plenty of light into the spacious rooms. The old building character of the apartments is underlined by high ceilings as well as wooden cassette doors and partially original floorboards.
Hot water preparation and heating are provided by a central gas and hot water supply system. The heating system was renewed in 2009 and the pipe system modernised. In autumn 2018, the façade will be provided with a bright, attractive colour concept and the balconies on the street side and the wooden double-box windows have been redesigned.AreaAt first glance Wedding seems to be a district of contrasts, but at second glance they merge into a colourful mosaic. Wedding is one of Berlin’s liveliest neighbourhoods with the greatest cultural diversity. A diverse mix of shops from various supermarkets to vegetable merchants to Turkish bakeries and various cafés and snack bars show the colourful mixture of the inhabitants. In addition to the Gesundbrunnen-Center with over 100 shops, there are small fashion studios in the side streets or a bookstore with a café as a cultural meeting point.
As varied as the gastronomic and business offerings are, so varied are the leisure activities: from fitness studio, indoor swimming pool, the children’s museum Labyrinth and a family library to cultural highlights in the Uferstudios or the cinema Alhambra, Wedding has something to offer for every taste. Everything can be found in the immediate vicinity and can easily be reached on foot or by tram, bus or underground.
Almost inconspicuously, the little river Panke runs from Osloer Straße through the quarter and invites you to walk or jog along its banks with footpaths and cycle paths. Only a little further away you can spend hours in the green of the nearby Volkspark Humboldthain in the middle of the city or enjoy the sun in the summer bath during the warm season. From the observation tower in the park you have a wonderful view over the city.
Wedding – the northernmost part of Berlin Mitte and in the immediate vicinity of the trendy district of Prenzlauer Berg – is rising in popularity. It attracts young people in particular because of its optimal location, the colourful atmosphere and the comparatively low rents. The district is also particularly attractive due to its proximity to the Charité Clinic Campus and the renowned Beuth University with its international courses of study.BuildingOsloer Straße 110 is centrally located in Berlin-Wedding between the Osloer Straße underground station and the Bornholmer Straße S-Bahn station, the former border crossing between West and East Berlin.
The classic old building in Osloer Strasse is a residential and commercial building with 26 residential and three commercial units dating from 1910. In the front building and side wing, spacious 1- to 5-room apartments of 43 to 163 square metres are spread over four floors. It is possible to extend the roof extension by a further 274 square metres.
The front building can be reached via two separate stairwells, in which many beautiful stucco elements as well as original wooden railings, house and apartment doors have been preserved. The small inner courtyard with bicycle storage facilities leads to the equally tasteful staircase of the side wing.
The apartments in the front building have balconies or bay windows with large windows that allow plenty of light into the spacious rooms. The old building character of the apartments is underlined by high ceilings as well as wooden cassette doors and partially original floorboards.
Hot water preparation and heating are provided by a central gas and hot water supply system. The heating system was renewed in 2009 and the pipe system modernised. In autumn 2018, the façade will be provided with a bright, attractive colour concept and the balconies on the street side and the wooden double-box windows have been redesigned.AreaAt first glance Wedding seems to be a district of contrasts, but at second glance they merge into a colourful mosaic. Wedding is one of Berlin’s liveliest neighbourhoods with the greatest cultural diversity. A diverse mix of shops from various supermarkets to vegetable merchants to Turkish bakeries and various cafés and snack bars show the colourful mixture of the inhabitants. In addition to the Gesundbrunnen-Center with over 100 shops, there are small fashion studios in the side streets or a bookstore with a café as a cultural meeting point.
As varied as the gastronomic and business offerings are, so varied are the leisure activities: from fitness studio, indoor swimming pool, the children’s museum Labyrinth and a family library to cultural highlights in the Uferstudios or the cinema Alhambra, Wedding has something to offer for every taste. Everything can be found in the immediate vicinity and can easily be reached on foot or by tram, bus or underground.
Almost inconspicuously, the little river Panke runs from Osloer Straße through the quarter and invites you to walk or jog along its banks with footpaths and cycle paths. Only a little further away you can spend hours in the green of the nearby Volkspark Humboldthain in the middle of the city or enjoy the sun in the summer bath during the warm season. From the observation tower in the park you have a wonderful view over the city.
Wedding – the northernmost part of Berlin Mitte and in the immediate vicinity of the trendy district of Prenzlauer Berg – is rising in popularity. It attracts young people in particular because of its optimal location, the colourful atmosphere and the comparatively low rents. The district is also particularly attractive due to its proximity to the Charité Clinic Campus and the renowned Beuth University with its international courses of study.AreaAt first glance Wedding seems to be a district of contrasts, but at second glance they merge into a colourful mosaic. Wedding is one of Berlin’s liveliest neighbourhoods with the greatest cultural diversity. A diverse mix of shops from various supermarkets to vegetable merchants to Turkish bakeries and various cafés and snack bars show the colourful mixture of the inhabitants. In addition to the Gesundbrunnen-Center with over 100 shops, there are small fashion studios in the side streets or a bookstore with a café as a cultural meeting point.
As varied as the gastronomic and business offerings are, so varied are the leisure activities: from fitness studio, indoor swimming pool, the children’s museum Labyrinth and a family library to cultural highlights in the Uferstudios or the cinema Alhambra, Wedding has something to offer for every taste. Everything can be found in the immediate vicinity and can easily be reached on foot or by tram, bus or underground.
Almost inconspicuously, the little river Panke runs from Osloer Straße through the quarter and invites you to walk or jog along its banks with footpaths and cycle paths. Only a little further away you can spend hours in the green of the nearby Volkspark Humboldthain in the middle of the city or enjoy the sun in the summer bath during the warm season. From the observation tower in the park you have a wonderful view over the city.
Wedding – the northernmost part of Berlin Mitte and in the immediate vicinity of the trendy district of Prenzlauer Berg – is rising in popularity. It attracts young people in particular because of its optimal location, the colourful atmosphere and the comparatively low rents. The district is also particularly attractive due to its proximity to the Charité Clinic Campus and the renowned Beuth University with its international courses of study.