About the Property
66 Monkeys - Muehlenstrasse is a beautiful, comfortable and affordable student accommodation in Berlin. This spectacular student home offers shared apartments as well as private rooms that you can choose according to your choice. There are several universities located nearby including New York University, Berlin and Arden University (Berlin Campus).
Features
Located in the heart of Berlin, 66 Monkeys is a wonderful student abode that has both shared apartments with a private room, private bathroom and shared kitchen as well as private rooms with private bathrooms and shared kitchens. Every room has a bed with a base, desk chair and free high-speed Wi-Fi. There are several apartment amenities that are already included in the rent like water, water heating, space heating, electricity and trash disposal. Moreover, you also get a built-in closet, microwave, sink, 2 seren hobs, extractor fan, shutter on the south side, fridge, central ventilation and French windows. There are multiple common amenities that you can enjoy here including a low-energy house in modern cube form, fully-equipped high-quality apartments, common areas, washing machines with dryers, bicycle parking, WLAN hotspot in all areas, elevators and also a paid laundry facility.
Location and What's Hot?
There are multiple choices when it comes to dining out with roommates or friends. You can surely visit Friedrich Restaurant which is located just a 7-minute drive away or even Ristorante Firenze which is a short 4-minute walk from here. Looking to party and let loose? Head over to Jokers Bar located only a brisk 9-minute walk away whereas the Sportsbar OVERTIME Bar is located just a 12-minute walking distance from here.
Commute
This student home in Nottingham is well-connected and has multiple transport links available nearby. U Vinetastr. Transit Stop is just a 9-minute walk from the property and Wollankstraße Public Transit Stop is only a 14-minute walk from here. You can even take the bus from Pankow/Granitzstr. Bus Stop which is just a short 10-minute walk away.
What will you get
Your Rent Include
Common Amenities
Frequently Asked Questions
Was the building constructed in an environmentally friendly manner?
Yes, the building was constructed based on the latest environmental standards. This means you can live your life with a minimal CO₂ footprint.
Where is the building and what is the area like?
The building is located on Mühlenstraße, a street in the district of Pankow, which lies in the north-east part of Berlin. The area is very popular among students, trainees, daily commuters and young people because of its convenient location. Numerous supermarkets, restaurants and bars, the city center, various parks and multiple university campuses are only a short distance away.
What is my address if someone wants to send me something?
“Your name”
Apartment “Your Apt No”
Mühlenstr. 25a and 25b
13187 Berlin
Germany
Is there a building superintendent?
Yes.
What apartment categories are available?
They offer six categories – BASIC, COMFORT, PREMIUM, PREMIUM PLUS, PREMIUM PLUS XL and Shared Apartment.
How are the categories different?
The categories differ mostly in terms of their size, furniture and location within the building.
What happens after I send in my application?
They will review the documents you provide to them and then contact you to set up a time to view the apartment. Or, if you prefer, they can just send you the rental contract.
What do I do when I receive the rental contract?
Simply fill it out in duplicate, sign it, and then send it back to them within 5 days. The contract will be reviewed, counter signed, and sent back to you within a few business days. Once that is complete you can move in on the agreed date. Please note that incomplete documents will delay the process. If this happens you should hurry – they can reserve your apartment only for a limited time.
When can I move into my apartment?
They will notify you of your move-in date as early as possible.
How do I pay the rent?
The rent and maintenance costs will be debited from your bank account each month via direct debit authorization.
What is included in the flat rate?
Your rental price includes just about everything: water, water heating, space heating, electricity, internet, building superintendent, trash disposal, etc. Unfortunately the mandatory public broadcasting license fee is not included since it varies from person to person and we are not allowed to pay it for you.
The broadcasting license fee?
The broadcasting license fee is generally required for every household. There are however some exceptions such as those who receive student loans (BAföG).
Will I need to pay a commission or any other fees after the rental contract is signed?
They generally bear the costs for arranging the apartment rental. they will only charge a one-time fee of € 150 for the apartment handover and acceptance.
Do I have to pay a security deposit?
Yes. As security you will need to pay two months of the base rent before moving in. They will keep this deposit until you move out. Further details are included in the rental contract.
What do I need to bring with me when I move in?
You, a valid ID and a bit of time so that we can show you around.
Can I buy furnishings such as bed sheets and dishes from you?
No not yet unfortunately. But they are currently working on a list of useful items that we can provide for you upon request.
What is the number of my apartment?
The number can be found in the rental contract as well as on the door to your apartment.
Who do I contact if I have any questions regarding the rental contract?
Just give them a call or send them an email.
How can I cancel the rental contract?
Even the best times end at some point. Simply send them a notice of cancellation in writing. You can also scan the notice and email it to them.
Can I change apartments?
In many cases yes. Just let them know and they can talk about it.
Are there house rules?
Yes, you can contact to property for more.
How many sets of keys do I receive when moving in?
2
What do I need to consider when moving out?
The apartment should look exactly how it was when you moved in.
Are pets allowed?
Can I use the basement?
Yes! They have several cellar compartments that you are welcome to rent! They all have a size of approx. 4 – 4.5m². Let them know as soon as you want to rent a basement room.
Can I park my bicycle somewhere?
Yes, there are plenty of bicycle parking spots. Even though the parking spots are secure, don’t forget to lock up your bicycle properly.
Are there communal rooms?
Yes, there is a lounge area in the launderette, outdoor seating and a table tennis. In addition, we are working on creating even more space for your ideas.
Where can I do my laundry?
They set up a laundry room with washers and dryers for you in the front building. The appliances work with the app “appWash”. You can use it to conveniently pay for the machines on your smartphone.
How can I connect to the internet?
Via hotspots in the building. The use of this internet is included in the price for all tenants of our building.
Am I allowed to drill holes into the wall?
If you want to hang something, please use Power Strips to avoid damaging the walls. If you need any help, you can always contact the building superintendent.
Am I allowed to have friends stay over for the night?
They can certainly visit you, but they can’t live with you!
What do I do if I lose my keys?
Notify property immediately.
Where are the mailboxes?
They are located in the entrance area.
Can I paint the walls in my room?
No, they really like the color of concrete.
Is there a place to BBQ?
Unfortunately there is no possibility to grill on our premises. In Berlin are numerous parks where barbecues are allowed.
Are there night-time quiet hours?
Yes, from 10 pm to 6 am.
Which universities do most of the residents attend?
Most of the tenants go to the following universities due to their ease of access:
– The University of Applied Sciences Berlin (HTW Berlin)
– The Adlershof campus of Humboldt University (HU Berlin)
– The Technical University of Applied Sciences Wildau (TH Wildau)
– Humboldt-University Berlin (HU Berlin)
– Freie Universität Berlin (FU Berlin)
– Berlin University of Art (UdK Berlin)
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