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Alt-Moabit 82
When the spirit of the times develops faster than its surroundings, it is important to modernise with a forward-thinking perspective. Key factors include: the location close to the Spree, an unobstructed view of Moabiter Ottoplatz, and the refined mix of residential and business structures in the neighbourhood. This ensures that living and working remain contemporary for the future.
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Perspective meets location
On the 886 m² plot, a five-storey office and commercial building was constructed in 1963. The ground floor extends over the single-storey flat building along Elberfelder Straße 1. There are 10 parking spaces in the courtyard area.
Key data
- Office and Commercial Building
- Use: Bank branch, office, residential (1 unit)
- Year of Construction: 1963
- 5-storey building with basement
- Approx. 1,377 m² rental space (approx. 1,300 m² commercial; approx. 77 m² residential)
- Functional floor plans; good maintenance condition
Surroundings
The property is located in Berlin-Mitte/Tiergarten on Alt-Moabit Street, not far from Gotzkowskybrücke, TU Berlin, and the Ministry of the Interior. The Hauptbahnhof and City West are quickly accessible via Alt-Moabit/Stromstraße. The location offers an unobstructed view of Ottoplatz; highways, U-Bahn, S-Bahn, and bus lines provide quick access to all districts of Berlin.
The established neighbourhood offers restaurants and shops for daily needs, especially along Turmstraße.
Facts
- Residential units: 1
- Commercial units: 8
- Total usable area: 1,377 m²
- Main tenant: Berliner Volksbank
- Exit: 2014
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Location
Alt-Moabit 82, 10555 Berlin-Moabit
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