Life at Frankfurter Tor 521 apartments, 521+ students... be one of us & meet extraordinary people. Frankfurter Tor in Berlin Friedrichshain is a location that's all about being connected. Easily participate in our incredible community here and also absorb the retro-uniqueness of the neighborhood. With the tram, bus, and underground stops just outside our doors, getting to class and exploring Berlin is a breeze. Live in a cozy place with space to grow. Our student community offers stylishly desi...
Bicycle parkingSafe and secure bike storage to support your daily commute.
Entertainment roomRelax and socialize in our communal lounge, featuring games and movie nights.
GymStay active with an on-site fitness center, equipped for all your workout needs.
Dining areaShare meals and stories in a spacious dining hall.
Laundry roomDo laundry on your own time with easy-access on-site machines.
Movie theaterHost movie nights or enjoy films with friends in a cinema-style setting.
Social hubConnect with fellow residents in vibrant communal spaces.
Study areaQuiet, focused spaces designed for productivity and deep work.
TerraceA calm outdoor space to unwind, study, or hang out with friends.Cleaning in common areas
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- Age:No preference
- Gender:No preference
- Tenant type:Students only
- Playing Musical Instruments allowed:Yes
- Pets allowed:No
- Smoking allowed:Outside only
If you're ready to rent, here’s what to do:
- Select your dates to check availability.
- Click <b>Apply to rent</b>.
- Add your supporting documents and payment details to pre-authorize a potential payment.
- When you are ready to book, send a booking request.
- If the landlord accepts your rental application, we’ll collect payment to confirm your stay. If they don’t, your payment will be automatically canceled.
At HousingAnywhere, in-person viewings are not supported — so everyone has an equal chance to rent, no matter where you are in the world. To help you make an informed decision, we recommend:
- Messaging the landlord on HousingAnywhere to ask any questions.
- Requesting more photos, video tours, or floor plans.
- Read up on Tenant Protection to learn how you’re covered if something goes wrong.
