"Home is where not only the key fits, but also the heart feels at home."
your Homebase IN BERLIN!
Our furnished student rooms in the greenest district of Berlin are centrally located, affordable and 5 minutes walk from the HTW.
Your free time!
Playing table tennis, reading an Book or just hang out with your roommates. In our courtyard you can relax or be sporty..
DYour ambience
We have placed great emphasis on individuality and style. With us, WELFARE already starts in the hallway...
Our concept
Willi 29 is a young student house that offers furnished rooms adapted for students. It is very centrally located for public transport (streetcar, bus and S-Bahn) - the HTW is a 5-minute walk away.
Location
Our 2016 - 2020 modernized house is located since 1894 in Wilhelminenhofstr. 29, 12459 Berlin - between Europe's largest recreation area "Wuhlheide" and the river Spree. Köpenick is Berlin's largest, greenest and wateriest district
Who lives here?
Students who are enrolled in Berlin live here, preferably from the nearby HTW, but also doctoral students, interns and trainees. The residents are between 18 and 30 years old and half of them come from Germany and half from other European countries. The ratio of men to women is about the same. For questions about the composition of the shared flats, please contact the house management..
Das House
The student house has 4 floors and a remise decorated with clinker bricks in the backyard. In the remise there are one 3-bed and two 4-bed shared flats. On the first floor there is a quiet 3-bed flat-sharing community facing the backyard. On the 1st floor there is a 2-person flat share and a very spacious 6-person flat share with 2 bathrooms. On the 2nd floor there is an apartment and a spacious 5-person shared apartment with also 2 bathrooms. The top floor contains a 3-person and 4-person shared apartment completed in 2020. A total of 36 people live in the student house.
Room equipment
The room sizes vary between 10-15 square meters and include the use of the common areas of the WGs such as the kitchen, the hallway, one to two bathrooms, partly a balcony and the open spaces in the courtyard.
Each room is fully furnished and has a TV, a loft bed (min. 100 x 200cm), a wardrobe (min. 120 x 185 cm), a couch and a desk (min. 120 x 60 cm), a desk chair, a desk lamp, a large mirror and a bed lamp.
Kitchen
Each kitchen in the shared apartment is equipped with a refrigerator, an oven, an induction stove, a dishwasher, a coffee maker, a toaster, a kettle and complete sets of dishes and has a table with seats.
Bathroom
The bathroom is equipped with toilet, sink and shower, as well as storage facilities for e.g. toiletries.
Specials
The three apartments of the Remise each have a terrace and the apartments of the DG each have a balcony.
Common areas
The student house has a lockable bike room in the basement and numerous bike racks in the courtyard. You can also use a laundry room with several washing machines and dryers for a minimal fee. In the sunny backyard you will find an oasis of peace with various seats and tables for relaxing as well as a table tennis table.
Cost
The rent is based on the size of the rooms (10-15 sqm), so it can vary: on average you pay 370 € per room plus 90 € fixed utilities for gas, water, WIFI and TV. Electricity is billed separately and based on your consumption. The rent deposit is 2 months rent and will be collected at the beginning.
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Surroundings & Public Transport:
- The HTW (university) 5 min walk.
- Bakery / pharmacy in the neighboring building.
- Lidl & Bio Burger across the street.
- Cinema / discotheque 3 minutes to walk.
- Tram-stations M17, 21, 27, 37, 60, 67 one minute to walk.
- City-train-station "Schöneweide" 7 minutes to walk
- Regional,- City & Subwaystation "Karlshorst" only 6 Tram- stops away
- Europe's largest recreation area (Wuhlheide) with indoor swimming pool, concert stage, various sports facilities 5 min walk.
Our district
Schöneweide (part of Köpenick, where Willi 29 and HTW are located) was Europe's largest industrial area until World War I (AEG, Siemens, and later Kabelwerk Oberspree - KWO, Transformatorenwerk - TRO, Werk für Fernsehelektronik - WF...). The many clinker and brick buildings still bear witness to these glorious times. Currently, these buildings are used for studios, start-ups and the HTW, which attracts young people. Schöneweide, which is undergoing major changes, is very reminiscent of the early 1990s districts of Prenzlauer Berg and Friedrichshain and their transformation..