Residence Wassertorplatz

Student residences

Housing

Number	People	Living area	Rent	Availability
Room for one person
49	1	10 – 23 sqm	275 – 360 €	Waiting time over 18 months

living in a single room in a shared residence up to six residents living together in a flat and share a common kitchen and bathroom/toilet partially unfurnished

Number	People	Living area	Rent	Availability
Apartment for one person
2	1	34 – 35 sqm	360 – 415 €	Waiting time over 18 months

living in a single flat with private kitchen and bathroom/toilet unfurnished

Information

General information on the hall of residence:

centrally located in the district of Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg
very good transport connections with U-Bahn
beautiful Berlin old building (Altbau) with beautiful outdoor area and many leisure-time possibilities

Furnishings:

washing machine room
common rooms
hobby rooms
sauna

Allocation of vacant rooms:

The residents of a shared apartment (WG) can decide for themselves who their new roommate will be. Applicants on the waiting list are invited to a WG casting by the InfoCenter Wohnen. The WG residents then make their selection together.

To be invited, you must have already applied for a room via our website and your application must be active.

The shared apartment must comply with the General Equal Treatment Act (AGG) when making its selection.

The WG must observe the General Equality Act (AGG) in the selection process.

Futher information

Located in the middle of Kreuzberg, this project was founded in 1977. The number of residents per flat at the STUK Project (students and people already living in Kreuzberg) ranges from one to ten people per apartment.

The buildings contain a total of 43 residential units as well as several commercial units. This house stands out from afar due to the glassy towers and the walkway over the flattened ridge, linking it to the neighbouring buildings. On the roof is a 70 square meter greenhouse and in the cellar, there’s a combined heat and power facility.

Within the scope of this project, several Wassertorplatz buildings originally planned for demolition were refurbished by residents themselves and a new plan for co-habitation of students and non-students was developed. The students were involved at an early stage in the redevelopment and conversion planning.