The hardest part of moving to Berlin is often the first apartment: you need an address to register, a registration to open a bank account, and a bank account to rent an apartment. This apartment breaks that loop. You can register here, and the owner speaks English.
Why registration matters
In Germany you must register your address (Anmeldung) within two weeks of moving in. The registration certificate is what banks, employers, health insurers and the tax office ask for, and your tax ID is sent to the address you register. Many short-term rentals do not allow registration; this one does.
What you get
- Landlord confirmation (Wohnungsgeberbestätigung) for the Bürgeramt
- Bilingual rental contract, German and English side by side
- All-inclusive rent: no separate electricity, internet or heating contracts
- Fully furnished, including kitchenware and bed linen
- Direct contact with the owner in English or German
A calm base while you find your feet
Four months is long enough to start work, open a bank account, get to know the neighbourhoods and look for a long-term flat without pressure. The apartment is ten minutes from Hauptbahnhof, so viewings anywhere in the city are easy to reach.