Modern comforts in vibrant Neukölln: Furnished apartment

Two real bedrooms and a study – in this apartment nobody has to sleep on a couch. This modernised 3-room apartment on the fourth floor of Framstraße 3 is fully furnished and livable from day one. Light wood floors, warm beige tones and large windows run through every room, and the entrance hall has space for suitcases, coats and shoes. Both bedrooms are set up the same way: a large new bed, a sofa of their own, a wardrobe, a TV and curtains for privacy. One of them opens onto the balcony. The study has a desk, a sofa bed for guests and an extra wardrobe – home office and guest room in one. The modern kitchen is fully equipped with a dining area; dishwasher and washing machine are included. The bathroom has a shower and a window. Electricity, heating and wifi are included in the rent, smart home controls are installed, and bed linen, blankets and crockery are ready. The apartment is let for 3 to 12 months, with city registration at this address – a good fit for two people who each need their own room, or a couple working from home. Highlights + Two equal bedrooms, each with bed, sofa, wardrobe and TV + Separate study with desk and sofa bed + Balcony off a bedroom + Fully furnished, electricity, heating and wifi included + Modern kitchen with dining area and dishwasher + Washing machine in the apartment + Bathroom with shower and window + City registration possible + Reuterkiez: Weserstraße and Maybachufer around the corner Location Framstraße sits in the Reuterkiez in northern Neukölln, where Neukölln and Kreuzberg run into each other. Cafés, bakeries, bars and small shops line Weserstraße, and supermarkets for daily needs are a short walk away. The Maybachufer along the Landwehrkanal, with its market on Tuesdays and Fridays, is a few minutes on foot, and Görlitzer Park is close by. Hermannplatz (U7/U8) and Schönleinstraße (U8) are each around ten minutes on foot and take you into Kreuzberg and the centre without changing. Bus lines M41 along Sonnenallee and M29 at Kottbusser Damm round things off.