Gleimstraße 57
Berlin — Prenzlauer Berg

Built in 1904, the apartment building consists of a front section, a transverse rear section and two wings, with a total of 39 residential units, as well as two inner courtyards, and has been continuously renovated over the past 25 years. The façades have been insulated by means of a thermal insulation composite system; each apartment has its own individual gas central heating system. The attic area was converted into flats in 2013 and 2014, and this involved comprehensive renovation of the entire roof.
Some historical details have been preserved in the entranceway of the building and in the stairwells. These include stucco details and Art Nouveau tiles, as well as the original apartment doors.
The inner courtyard has bike racks to keep bicycles.

Situated in Gleimstrasse, the property is in a popular area of Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg. The Gleim neighbourhood is not only known for its great location right next to the Mauerpark, but also for its well-developed infrastructure in terms of cafés and restaurants, which offer a diverse range of culinary options. The Schönhauser Allee S-Bahn and underground station is within easy walking distance. When you step out of the front door, the path leads you directly to the Mauerpark.
The tree-lined streets with their historical buildings make this district one of the most popular residential areas in the east of Berlin. The residential area belongs to the established socially protected area ("Milieuschutzgebiet") Falkplatz.