Translated with the help of AIThe house was built in 1919 and was modernized in the ’60s in mid-century style. It now requires extensive renovation but is also eligible for KfW funding. The attic and the former laundry room offer potential for expansion. The quiet Tessenowstraße is set among many gardens in a green area and is flanked by old lime trees. Nearby, there are S-Bahn and U-Bahn stations as well as frequently operating bus lines. In less than 30 minutes, you can be in Berlin’s city center at Alexanderplatz.
This offer is aimed at those interested in completely renovating an old building according to their own ideas. The house is a WPB (Worst Performing Building) for which particularly attractive KfW funding programs for financing and renovation exist. Since this summer, there is also the KfW program “Jung kauft Alt” (Young Buys Old) for which the house is equally suitable.
