***only for rent between Jan 9th - Jan 30th***

Welcome to our home!
It has been less than a year since our condo was completely renovated. We furnished every room sparingly but thoughtfully. There is a large dining room with a tall ficus tree. The room is connected by double doors to a large living room (including a balcony). In addition to the modern kitchen and chic bathroom (shower and separate bathtub), there is also a guest toilet. The bedroom goes out to the quiet backyard. The entire apartment has bright real wood parquet flooring and original old Berlin doors. Working at home is possible without any problems, e.g. in the dining room.  A small closet allows the storage of bags, old glass and cleaning supplies.

In the second backyard of the house there is parking for cars and a lockable bike shed.

(The apartment is free from 7th January to 30th January. A stay for the whole time would cost 1300 Euro. )
Ademas del deposito, se abona 1 mes en concepto de admin fee. A la salida, se abona un costo de 60,50 Euros.

Piso en Lausitzer Straße

Newly renovated studio apartment in Ostkreuz. The flat has all that you need to live, work and study here. From appliances to linen and towels, internet and more.

The apartment is designed in a modern style with spacious rooms and a modern kitchen. All costs are included in the rent, including bills, internet, weekly cleaning and more!

All details below. Let me know if you have any questions :)

 Home Description:
1 Room, 1 Bathroom, 1 Kitchen
 Fully-furnished flat, brand new 
 High speed WiFi
 All bills included
 Kitchen fully equipped
 Weekly cleaning included

Location
Berlin - Ostkreuz. The area is a very vibrant part of Berlin close to some lively bars, delicious restaurants and relaxing cafs. Less than 6 minutes walk to the nearest supermarket.

 Metro
Only 1 minute walk from the S-/U-Bahn station Nldnerplatz (S5, S7), which go straight into the city center (Friedrichstrae, Alexanderplatz, Hauptbahnhof) making it easy to get to any other vibrant area in Berlin within 20-25 minutes.

 Room description:
 Double bed
 Desk with chair
 Wardrobe
 Mirror
 Laundry basket
 Electrical appliances
 Bedlinen and towels 

 IMPORTANT INFORMATION 
 Anmeldung possible
 Minimum stay 3 months 
 1 month deposit
 Looking for young professionals and/or students between 20-35 years old
 Easy move-in and -out process
 

 NOT ACCEPTED 
 Families with kids
 Pets
 Smoking only outside the building


Archibaldweg

Cozy, newly renovated apartment in Ostkreuz. The flat has all that you need to live, work and study here. From appliances to linen and towels, internet and more.

The apartment is designed in a modern style with spacious rooms and a great kitchen. All costs are included in the rent, including bills, internet, weekly cleaning and more!

All details below. Let me know if you have any questions :)

 Home Description:
1 Rooms, 1 Bathrooms, 1 Kitchen
 Fully-furnished flat, brand new 
 High speed WiFi
 All bills included
 Kitchen fully equipped
 Weekly cleaning of common areas and room included

Location
Berlin - Ostkreuz. The area is a very vibrant part of Berlin close to some lively bars, delicious restaurants and relaxing cafs. Less than 6 minutes walk to the nearest supermarket.

 Metro
Only 1 minute walk from the S-/U-Bahn station Nldnerplatz (S5, S7), which go straight into the city center (Friedrichstrae, Alexanderplatz, Hauptbahnhof) making it easy to get to any other vibrant area in Berlin within 20-25 minutes.

 Room description:
 Double bed
 Desk with chair
 Armchair
 Wardrobe
 Mirror
 Laundry basket
 Electrical appliances
 Bedlinen and towels 

 IMPORTANT INFORMATION 
 Anmeldung possible
 Minimum stay 3 months
 1 month deposit
 Couples allowed
 Looking for young professionals and/or students between 20-35 years old
 Easy move-in and -out process
 

 NOT ACCEPTED 
 Families with kids
 Pets
 Smoking only outside the building

Cozy, newly renovated apartment in Friedrichshain. The flat has all that you need to live, work and study here. From appliances to linen and towels, internet and more.

The apartment is designed in a modern style with spacious rooms and a great kitchen. All costs are included in the rent, including bills, internet, weekly cleaning and more!

All details below. Let me know if you have any questions :)

 Home Description:
1 Rooms, 1 Bathrooms, 1 Kitchen
 Fully-furnished flat, brand new 
 High speed WiFi
 All bills included
 Kitchen fully equipped
 Weekly cleaning of common areas and room included

Location
Berlin - Friedrichshain. The area is a very vibrant part of Berlin close to some lively bars, delicious restaurants and relaxing cafs. Less than 5 minutes walk to the nearest supermarket. Plenty of green spaces and diverse cultural life around.

 Metro
Only 3 minutes walk from the S-/U-Bahn station Weberwiese and Frankfurter Tor (U5), and around 8 minutes walk to the S-Bahn station Warschauer Strae (S3, S5, S7, S9, U3, U1) making it easy to get to any other vibrant area in Berlin within a short amount of time.

 Room description:
 Double bed
 Desk with chair
 Armchair
 Wardrobe
 Mirror
 Laundry basket
 Electrical appliances
 Bedlinen and towels 

 IMPORTANT INFORMATION 
 Anmeldung possible
 Minimum stay 3 months 
 1 month deposit
 Couples allowed
 Looking for young professionals and/or students between 20-35 years old
 Easy move-in and -out process
 

 NOT ACCEPTED 
 Families with kids
 Pets
 Smoking only outside the building

Gubener Straße

Cozy, newly renovated apartment in Neuklln. The flat has all that you need to live, work and study here. From appliances to linen and towels, internet and more.

The apartment is designed in a modern style with spacious rooms and a great kitchen. All costs are included in the rent, including bills, internet, weekly cleaning and more!

All details below. Let me know if you have any questions :)

 Home Description:
1 Room, 1 Bathroom, 1 Kitchen
 Fully-furnished flat, brand new 
 High speed WiFi
 All bills included
 Kitchen fully equipped
 Weekly cleaning of common areas and room included

Location
Berlin - Neuklln. The area is a very hvibrant part of Berlin close to some nice bars, delicious restaurants and relaxing cafs. Less than 5 minutes walk to the nearest supermarket. 

 Metro
Only 8 minutes with the bus to from the U-Bahn station Hermannplatz (U8) and S-Bahn station Sonnenallee (S41, S42) making it easy to get to any other vibrant area in Berlin within 30 minutes. 

 Room description:
 Double bed
 Desk with chair
 Armchair
 Wardrobe
 Mirror
 Laundry basket
 Electrical appliances
 Bedlinen and towels 

 IMPORTANT INFORMATION 
 Anmeldung possible
 Minimum stay 3 months 
 1 month deposit
 Couples allowed
 Looking for young professionals between 20-50 years old
 Easy move-in and -out process
 

 NOT ACCEPTED 
 Families with kids
 Pets
 Smoking only outside the building

Sonnenallee

Cozy, newly renovated apartment in Schneberg. The flat has all that you need to live, work and study here. From appliances to linen and towels, internet and more.

The apartment is designed in a modern style with spacious rooms and a great kitchen. All costs are included in the rent, including bills, internet, weekly cleaning and more!

All details below. Let me know if you have any questions :)

 Home Description:
1 Rooms, 1 Bathroom, 1 Kitchen
 Fully-furnished flat, brand new 
 High speed WiFi
 All bills included
 Kitchen fully equipped
 Weekly cleaning of common areas and room included

Location
Berlin - Schneberg. The area is a very vibrant part of the city. Located right by the large Kurfrstendamm street, it is close to some lively bars, delicious restaurants and relaxing cafs. Less than 5 minutes walk to the nearest supermarket.

 Metro
Only 2 minutes walk from the S-/U-Bahn station Spichernstrae (U3, U9), making it easy to get to any other vibrant area in Berlin within 30-35 minutes.

 Room description:
 Double bed
 Desk with chair
 Armchairs
 Wardrobe
 Mirror
 Laundry basket
 Electrical appliances
 Bedlinen and towels 

 IMPORTANT INFORMATION 
 Anmeldung possible
 Minimum stay 3 months 
 1 month deposit
 Couples allowed
 Looking for young professionals and/or students between 20-35 years old
 Easy move-in and -out process

 NOT ACCEPTED 
 Families with kids
 Pets
 Smoking only outside the building

Hohenzollerndamm

The apartment is on the 2nd floor of a building with no elevator— but a little cardio never hurts. 
 Because it's got style Will I like it here? We think this is an ideal space for anyone searching for a simple but stylish city spot. You'll feel on-trend in this charming apartment. With beautiful furnishings throughout, classy wooden flooring, and a nice balcony to enjoy on warm days, this studio has a lot to offer. Then take a look at this lovely loft. Speed through laundry days— you'll have a washer and dryer here. Help me make up my mind... 

 This is a beautiful 2nd floor, studio apartment on Lehderstraße, Berlin. It's got style. It's got every essential appliance. It's got a nice balcony. All that it needs? You.  Depends. But you need to know this... It is perfect for anyone searching for a simple but stylish city studio. Your top 3 reasons to live here: Get some fresh air on the balcony— bliss. Really? Tell me more... The stunning studio Admire the sleek decor— so chic. Are you looking for a simple but stylish studio?

Beautiful studio apartment with balcony for rent in Weissensee

<h3 class="font-bold text-lg">Apartments for Rent in Berlin</h3>
If you're thinking of <strong>moving to Berlin and looking for a rental home</strong>, you've come to the right place. Here you'll find all the information about the city, its neighborhoods, and the procedures and documents necessary to find your accommodation in the vibrant German capital. Whether you're a student, a young professional, or a family, we have all the information you need to start this adventure.

<h3 class="font-bold text-lg">Renting an home in Berlin</h3>
<strong>Berlin</strong> is a city that breathes creativity and modernity. With its rich and fascinating history, vibrant neighborhoods, and cosmopolitan atmosphere, the German capital offers a unique living experience for young people. <strong>Berlin</strong> welcomes university students and young professionals with its opportunities and affordable cost of living. From affordable rents to numerous entertainment possibilities, here you can live an exciting life without breaking the bank. The city offers a wide range of housing options, ranging from shared apartments to student residences. On average, prices for a room in a shared apartment range from 400 to 600 euros per month, while a studio apartment could cost you between 700 and 900 euros. Central areas like <strong>Kreuzberg</strong> and <strong>Neukölln</strong> offer a lively social scene, while more peripheral areas like <strong>Friedrichshain</strong> are more cost-effective.

<h3 class="font-bold text-lg">But what is it like to live in Berlin?</h3>
The German capital is renowned for being a free-spirited city, expressing freedom in thought, art, politics, and everyday life. <strong>Berlin</strong> is a city full of life and opportunities, a modern metropolis where very diverse realities coexist in perfect harmony. It's hard not to find something interesting: the city is constantly buzzing with numerous cultural events. To truly <strong>live in Berlin</strong>, it's necessary to fully immerse yourself in this new daily life, trying to participate in as many manifestations and events as possible. <strong>Berlin</strong> is undoubtedly the perfect city for young people looking to gain new experiences. Furthermore, <strong>living in Berlin</strong> is relatively affordable. Of course, being a large metropolis with numerous services, there are costs. However, these costs are lower compared to the average of other major European metropolises. Another fundamental factor to consider when deciding to <strong>move to Berlin</strong> is the salaries, which are higher compared to, for example, those in Italy. The average cost of going out to dinner is around 40€, approximately 10% lower than other metropolises like Milan.

<h3 class="font-bold text-lg">The best neighborhoods to live in Berlin</h3>
The German capital is divided into many neighborhoods, given its size, each with its own characteristics and atmosphere. The <strong>Spacest Team</strong> has selected the best neighborhoods for young people, students, or workers looking to <strong>rent a room or an apartment in Berlin</strong>. The recommended areas are:
<ul class="list-disc list-inside" style='list-style-position: inside'>
<li><strong>Mitte</strong> is the central neighborhood of Berlin. For this reason, rental costs in Berlin may be slightly higher. This area is home to the most important monuments and famous attractions of the city. Being a very central area, there is a lot of urban traffic, but also a vibrant nightlife: shopping stores, pubs, and museums abound, and services are plentiful;</li>
<li><strong>Kreuzberg</strong> is a very alternative neighborhood not too far from the city center. In this area, you'll find a distinctly different atmosphere thanks to the numerous pubs and clubs that populate its streets. It's impossible not to have fun in this neighborhood. It strikes a balance between the chaos of the city center and the tranquility of the suburbs;</li>
<li><strong>Prenzlauer Berg</strong>: a residential neighborhood mainly suitable for workers and families. The area is clean and quiet, perfect for those who want to enjoy the comforts of the city while seeking a safe and peaceful environment;</li>
<li><strong>Charlottenburg</strong> is a quiet area, but certainly never boring. It is home to the most important and exclusive shopping street, Kurfürstendamm;</li>
<li><strong>Neukölln</strong> is a multicultural neighborhood in Berlin that houses the city's Arab and Turkish community. This neighborhood is perfect for students, as rental costs are much lower than the city's average.</li>
</ul>
In recent years, these neighborhoods have undergone significant redevelopment. Today, they are reference points for young Berliners, as well as students and workers from out of town.

<h3 class="font-bold text-lg">The cost of living in Berlin</h3>
The <strong>average cost of living in Berlin</strong>, excluding rent, is around 800-900 euros per month. Of course, this figure will also depend on the lifestyle you adopt, but it tends to be lower compared to other European capitals or other cities in Germany. <strong>Rent in Berlin</strong> mainly depends on the size of the apartment, location, and demand in the neighborhood. In general, rents in Berlin can be considered affordable compared to other major European cities. As mentioned before, the <strong>average cost of a studio apartment in the city center ranges from 700 to 900 euros per month</strong>, while a two or three-bedroom apartment can cost around 1,000-1,500 euros per month. More central and trendy neighborhoods like Mitte or Prenzlauer Berg may have slightly higher rents than other areas. As for the costs of food, transportation, and leisure, Berlin offers affordable prices and a wide variety of options to suit different needs and budgets as a global metropolis.

<h3 class="font-bold text-lg">How to Find a Rental Home in Berlin</h3>
When searching for a <strong>rental in Berlin</strong>, there are several options to consider. One of the first options is to approach real estate agencies, which offer a wide selection of available apartments. However, keep in mind that agencies may charge fees, often quite high. Another option is to search on specialized websites and platforms, such as <strong>Spacest</strong>, where you can filter listings based on price, neighborhood, and other preferences. Another advice from our team is to start your search in advance. The <strong>rental market in Berlin</strong> is competitive, so it's best to start searching a few months before your move. Set a realistic budget and consider additional expenses such as utilities. Be flexible in choosing the neighborhood. There are many interesting areas beyond the well-known ones. You may need to provide documents and references requested by landlords, such as a passport or ID, German bank account, or phone number. It's important to demonstrate your financial solvency.

In conclusion, <strong>Berlin is an extraordinary city to live and work in</strong>, and it's not difficult to understand why so many university students and young professionals choose it as their home. With its vibrant culture, a wide range of opportunities, and high quality of life, Berlin offers many possibilities to find a rental apartment that suits your needs and budget. By following our advice, you'll be ready to dive into the Berlin rental market and find your piece of paradise in the German capital.

<h3 class="font-bold text-lg">Apartments for Rent in Berlin</h3>
If you're thinking of <strong>moving to Berlin and looking for a rental home</strong>, you've come to the right place. Here you'll find all the information about the city, its neighborhoods, and the procedures and documents necessary to find your accommodation in the vibrant German capital. Whether you're a student, a young professional, or a family, we have all the information you need to start this adventure.

<h3 class="font-bold text-lg">Renting an home in Berlin</h3>
<strong>Berlin</strong> is a city that breathes creativity and modernity. With its rich and fascinating history, vibrant neighborhoods, and cosmopolitan atmosphere, the German capital offers a unique living experience for young people. <strong>Berlin</strong> welcomes university students and young professionals with its opportunities and affordable cost of living. From affordable rents to numerous entertainment possibilities, here you can live an exciting life without breaking the bank. The city offers a wide range of housing options, ranging from shared apartments to student residences. On average, prices for a room in a shared apartment range from 400 to 600 euros per month, while a studio apartment could cost you between 700 and 900 euros. Central areas like <strong>Kreuzberg</strong> and <strong>Neukölln</strong> offer a lively social scene, while more peripheral areas like <strong>Friedrichshain</strong> are more cost-effective.

<h3 class="font-bold text-lg">But what is it like to live in Berlin?</h3>
The German capital is renowned for being a free-spirited city, expressing freedom in thought, art, politics, and everyday life. <strong>Berlin</strong> is a city full of life and opportunities, a modern metropolis where very diverse realities coexist in perfect harmony. It's hard not to find something interesting: the city is constantly buzzing with numerous cultural events. To truly <strong>live in Berlin</strong>, it's necessary to fully immerse yourself in this new daily life, trying to participate in as many manifestations and events as possible. <strong>Berlin</strong> is undoubtedly the perfect city for young people looking to gain new experiences. Furthermore, <strong>living in Berlin</strong> is relatively affordable. Of course, being a large metropolis with numerous services, there are costs. However, these costs are lower compared to the average of other major European metropolises. Another fundamental factor to consider when deciding to <strong>move to Berlin</strong> is the salaries, which are higher compared to, for example, those in Italy. The average cost of going out to dinner is around 40€, approximately 10% lower than other metropolises like Milan.

<h3 class="font-bold text-lg">The best neighborhoods to live in Berlin</h3>
The German capital is divided into many neighborhoods, given its size, each with its own characteristics and atmosphere. The <strong>Spacest Team</strong> has selected the best neighborhoods for young people, students, or workers looking to <strong>rent a room or an apartment in Berlin</strong>. The recommended areas are:
<ul class="list-disc list-inside" style='list-style-position: inside'>
<li><strong>Mitte</strong> is the central neighborhood of Berlin. For this reason, rental costs in Berlin may be slightly higher. This area is home to the most important monuments and famous attractions of the city. Being a very central area, there is a lot of urban traffic, but also a vibrant nightlife: shopping stores, pubs, and museums abound, and services are plentiful;</li>
<li><strong>Kreuzberg</strong> is a very alternative neighborhood not too far from the city center. In this area, you'll find a distinctly 

different atmosphere thanks to the numerous pubs and clubs that populate its streets. It's impossible not to have fun in this neighborhood. It strikes a balance between the chaos of the city center and the tranquility of the suburbs;</li>
<li><strong>Prenzlauer Berg</strong>: a residential neighborhood mainly suitable for workers and families. The area is clean and quiet, perfect for those who want to enjoy the comforts of the city while seeking a safe and peaceful environment;</li>
<li><strong>Charlottenburg</strong> is a quiet area, but certainly never boring. It is home to the most important and exclusive shopping street, Kurfürstendamm;</li>
<li><strong>Neukölln</strong> is a multicultural neighborhood in Berlin that houses the city's Arab and Turkish community. This neighborhood is perfect for students, as rental costs are much lower than the city's average.</li>
</ul>
In recent years, these neighborhoods have undergone significant redevelopment. Today, they are reference points for young Berliners, as well as students and workers from out of town.

<h3 class="font-bold text-lg">The cost of living in Berlin</h3>
The <strong>average cost of living in Berlin</strong>, excluding rent, is around 800-900 euros per month. Of course, this figure will also depend on the lifestyle you adopt, but it tends to be lower compared to other European capitals or other cities in Germany. <strong>Rent in Berlin</strong> mainly depends on the size of the apartment, location, and demand in the neighborhood. In general, rents in Berlin can be considered affordable compared to other major European cities. As mentioned before, the <strong>average cost of a studio apartment in the city center ranges from 700 to 900 euros per month</strong>, while a two or three-bedroom apartment can cost around 1,000-1,500 euros per month. More central and trendy neighborhoods like Mitte or Prenzlauer Berg may have slightly higher rents than other areas. As for the costs of food, transportation, and leisure, Berlin offers affordable prices and a wide variety of options to suit different needs and budgets as a global metropolis.

<h3 class="font-bold text-lg">How to Find a Rental Home in Berlin</h3>
When searching for a <strong>rental in Berlin</strong>, there are several options to consider. One of the first options is to approach real estate agencies, which offer a wide selection of available apartments. However, keep in mind that agencies may charge fees, often quite high. Another option is to search on specialized websites and platforms, such as <strong>Spacest</strong>, where you can filter listings based on price, neighborhood, and other preferences. Another advice from our team is to start your search in advance. The <strong>rental market in Berlin</strong> is competitive, so it's best to start searching a few months before your move. Set a realistic budget and consider additional expenses such as utilities. Be flexible in choosing the neighborhood. There are many interesting areas beyond the well-known ones. You may need to provide documents and references requested by landlords, such as a passport or ID, German bank account, or phone number. It's important to demonstrate your financial solvency.

In conclusion, <strong>Berlin is an extraordinary city to live and work in</strong>, and it's not difficult to understand why so many university students and young professionals choose it as their home. With its vibrant culture, a wide range of opportunities, and high quality of life, Berlin offers many possibilities to find a rental apartment that suits your needs and budget. By following our advice, you'll be ready to dive into the Berlin rental market and find your piece of paradise in the German capital.

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