Facility discription
The building is an unique architectural monument in Frankfurter Allee, right in the heart of the rising district of Berlin Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg. The building is constructed of robust reinforced concrete and therefore, the building structure is still in a good condition even after more than 50 years. The 1744m² lettable area of the property is divided into basement, ground floor and first floor. In terms of style, the characteristic building is reminiscent of the beautiful apartment blocks of the 1950s - pompous architecture and lavish decorations on the building surface, just like a decorated cake.
Furnishings
The unique commercial loft is certainly one of the most influential office units in Berlin. It absolutely combines modern loft character with the magnificent and detailed architecture of classicism. The property has two large gates as main entrances and consists of a basement, ground floor and first floor. The huge rooms are open, offer plenty of space and are brightly lit - perfect conditions for a modern office in the heart of the trendy district of Friedrichshain. Currently, the property is undergoing extensive reconstruction, so that by the end of 2019 a new office loft can arise. The beautiful real wood doors, stucco, original lamps and the wide staircase are completely preserved and the absolute highlight of the loft. Meeting rooms, a kitchen with lounge on the ground floor and first floor, as well as a meeting or showroom in the basement are planned as part of the reconstruction. The existing restrooms are to be extended by two showers and a changing room. In addition to general work areas, there will also be enough space for social rooms and chill-out areas.
Location
The property is absolutely centrally located, only about 3km from the Alexanderplatz. Frankfurter Allee itself is the extension of the former trade route Karl-Marx-Allee, one of the oldest traffic routes in Berlin and part of the important federal highways B1 and B5.
All necessary public transportation is in the immediate vicinity: The subway stations Frankfurter Tor and Samariterstraße are within walking distance, from where the subway line U5 runs from Hönow via Lichtenberg and the Frankfurter Allee to Alexanderplatz. It is also planned to extend the sbway line up to Berlin's Central Station. The train station "Frankfurter Tor" is provided with two tram lines and also the metro train station "Frankfurter Allee" is only a few minutes away.
Even those who are traveling by car are well connected:. The central location convinces with short driveways and many parking facilities. The lunch break can be spent in one of the many nearby restaurants and cafés, and after work you can relax in your favorite bar.
Other
Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg is one of the most competitive residential areas in Berlin and at the same time an absolutely scenic district. As the name already anticipates, the district is a merger of the formerly independent district of Friedrichshain and Kreuzberg, where the colorfully mixed culture of Kreuzberg meets the family-friendly district Friedrichshain. It is an industrial and party district, where a sheer endless range of cafes, bars and restaurants with food from all over the world and countless shopping opportunities on every corner are available. Many tourists come to the scene district to find out, whether Kreuzberg nights really are this long, Mustafa's kebab really tastes this good and of course, how hard it really is to get into the world-famous techno club "Berghain" (whose name is derived from the name Friedrichshain and Kreuzberg).
The district is well connected and in a prime location: Every public transportation, either metro train, subway, tram or bus is nearby and runs every 5-10 minutes. That central location also offers short distances by car and many parking facilities. However, everything is also easily walkable: Supermarkets, offices, doctors and of course day-care centers, schools and playgrounds - Everybody who lives in Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg has everything just in front of the door.
