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Property reference number AG118781 Furnished, Sunny Studio Flat with Balcony, Berlin-Schoneberg short-term rental Rent incl. add. costs Living space ca. Number of rooms Available from apartment 940,00 EUR per Month 35,00 qm 1,0 01.06.2022 Other dates District Tempelhof-Schöneberg Deposit 940,00 EUR Floor 5.Floor Available until Open-ended Minimum rental length 90 days Maximum number of tena..2 Smoking / Nonsmoker No restriction Balcony yes Elevator Yes Garden No Facilities - balcony - - sleeping couch - fitted kitchen - HiFi - internet - ISDN - kitchen - - refrigerator Description - laminate floor - loggia Furnished, sunny studio flat, located in the central and - microwave - parking place - radio - table/desk popular Schonberg district, near beautiful Winterfeldtst. - VCR - bathroom with tub and Nollendorfplatz. The flat is modernly and completely - washing machine - central heating equipped, it comprises good-sized room, a separate fit-in - comfortable - pictures available - cooker kitchen, a bathroom with bathtub, and a balcony. - flooring material Washing machine and internet are available, too. - laminate LOvely and lively neighbourhood, various restaurants, - kitchen - fitted kitchen coffee shops and supermarkets are within walking - distance. Perfect access to public transport: Nollendorfplatz connects with U1, U2, U3, U4, and and References various bus routes. Please read our Notes on currency conversion under http://www.homecompany.de/en/currency-info Website synopsis http://berlin.homecompany.de/en/object/AG118781 Print out 28.09.2021 HomeCompany Berlin - HomeCompany Berlin Fierus & Volkmer GbR Bundesallee 39-40a, 10717 Berlin - Tel.: +49 30 19445 - Fax: +49 30 8826694 - E-Mail.: [email protected] sales tax identification number: DE225924494 - Controlling institution: Bezirksamt Charlottenburg/Wilmersdorf Abteilung Wirtschaft, Liegenschaften, Organisation und Bibliotheken , Wirtschaftsamt, Hohenzollerndamm 174-177, 10713 Berlin (Telefon: 030 9029-1723) www.homecompany.de Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).

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