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Internet
Wifi
Central heating
Washing machine
Dishwasher
?Microwave
?Oven
Air conditioning
TV
Dryer
Garden

Bedroom Features

Single bed
?Balcony
Wardrobe
Desk

House Rules

?Smoking allowed
Pets allowed

Room description

Apartment for Rent: Spacious 4-Room Flat in Berlin Spandau
We are offering one room in a bright, fully furnished 4-room apartment located in the bustling neighborhood of Berlin Spandau, at Klosterstrasse. This apartment is ideal for individuals seeking a spacious and well-located home with excellent access to local amenities and public transportation.

General Overview of the Apartment
The apartment spans an impressive 109 square meters and is situated on the 2nd floor of a well-kept building. Please be aware that the building does not have an elevator, so the apartment is accessible via stairs. This large flat includes four rooms, a separate kitchen with balcony access and 2 shared bathrooms with showers in each, providing ample space for comfortable living. Each room is fully furnished, offering convenience and a ready-to-move-in experience.

The Available Room
The room available for rent is a cozy and comfortable 20 square meters. It is the only room in the apartment that has its own balcony attached to it. With its thoughtful furnishings and well-organized layout, this room offers a peaceful retreat after a long day.

The room comes fully furnished with:

A comfortable bed (1,40 x 2.00 meters), providing a restful night’s sleep.
A spacious wardrobe to store clothes and belongings.
A desk with a lamp and chair, ideal for working, studying, or other tasks.
This room is perfect for someone looking for a compact, comfortable living space in a shared apartment.

Shared Spaces
In addition to the private room, tenants will share the common areas, which include:

The Kitchen: The apartment features a separate kitchen that is fully equipped with essential appliances such as a stove, oven, microwave, toaster, water kettle, fridge with an inbuild freezer as well as ample storage space. The kitchen also has a small dining area where you and your flatmates can enjoy meals together. This space is ideal for cooking and socializing. You can also use the balcony attached to the kitchen.

The Bathrooms: Each bathroom is spacious and includes a shower, sink with a mirror, and a toilet. They are clean and well-maintained, ensuring a comfortable environment for all tenants.

Additional Rooms: Since the apartment has four rooms in total, tenants will enjoy a more spacious living environment compared to typical Berlin flats. The layout allows for a sense of privacy while still maintaining a shared household dynamic.

Monthly Rent and Utilities
The rent for the available room is offered on a flat-rate basis, meaning all essential utility costs such as electricity, heating, water, and internet are included in the monthly rent. This means you won’t have to worry about fluctuating bills or additional expenses. However, tenants will need to share the broadcasting fee (Rundfunkbeitrag), which is required by law in Germany and goes towards public broadcasting services. The fee will be split e...