2- Bedroom Apartments for Rent in Berlin

Homelike

Apartments in Berlin

2-bedroom

What to know about renting 2 bedroom apartments in Berlin

As the capital of Germany, Berlin has long staked its place as a major crossroads in central Europe. With its perfect blend of ancient culture, history, and undeniable modernity, Berlin sees thousands visiting and settling within its city limits every year. Competition for houses, apartments, and all kinds of homes is fierce. Two-bedroom apartments in the German capital come in a variety of different forms. Some are modern high-rise apartments, while others have been converted from older buildings and even refurbished industrial buildings. Finding yourself a 2 bedroom apartment in Berlin used to be a really involved task, relying on on-the-ground landlords and landladies to show you certain properties. This would, of course, mean that it would take months to finalize. This would be far more involved if you were also moving to Germany from abroad. Find great 2 bedroom Apartments in Berlin on Homelike ✓Bills included ✓No deposit options ✓Free cancellation options ✓Pet-friendly rentals ✓Instant Book listings. Go through the listings on this page and the next few pages to find some of Berlin’s best 2 bedroom apartments. In addition, the map feature will allow you to choose your desired neighborhoods.

Who should rent 2 bedroom apartments in Berlin

Two bedroom apartments in Berlin are ideal for the following reasons: if you're moving to Berlin with your family and need a larger apartment, if you’re already in Berlin but your family is expanding and you need more space, if you’ve started working from home and don’t want your living room or bedroom to double up as an office space, you’re in Berlin on business with your family and need a temporary place to live that is fully equipped, you’re a digital nomad and want to have a large apartment in Berlin that doubles up as a work space without creating the need to rent a coworking space. The German capital is also a forerunner in German business. Many prominent businesses send new hopefuls to numerous business conferences and meetings, spending time in hotels as they do so. Renting a two-bedroom apartment here will allow you to immerse yourself in business during the day and then go home to a familiar environment at the end of the day.

Best neighborhoods to look for 2 bedroom apartments in Berlin

The best neighborhoods to rent 2 bedroom rentals in Berlin depend on factors such as budget, lifestyle, size of the apartment, building amenities and desired neighborhoods. Rent in Berlin is among the most affordable in Western Europe. Some of the neighborhoods we recommend in Berlin are- Neukölln, Kreuzberg, Wilmersdorf, Wedding, Marzahn-Hellersdorf, Prenzlauer Berg, Tempelhof, Schöneberg, Mitte and Friedrichshain. To know more more about the best places to live in Berlin and what they offer, see our detailed guide on Berlin's best neighborhoods.

Average rent for 2 bedroom apartments in Berlin

Pinning down an average rent price for a two-bedroom apartment in Berlin isn’t an easy thing to do. There are many things that affect the rent prices in Berlin, and these are forever changing. These can be significant factors, such as the state of the German economy and the housing market in Berlin at the time. One of the largest variables when it comes to rental prices is where the property is located in the city. For example, a two-bedroom apartment in the center of Berlin will cost between €1,500 and €3,500/month. At the same time, a two-bedroom apartment outside the city center will be between €1,100 and €2,000/month.

Berlin relocation tips

Moving to any new city around the world can be a stressful experience. As a major European capital, Berlin has a lot to offer including affordable apartments. A few moving tips will help you settle in easily. First off, it’s worth setting up a German bank account as soon as possible. There are many online ways to sign up to a bank, from visiting a branch to signing up online, all of which can be done without speaking a word of German. In addition to getting a German bank account, it is also advisable to get a German cell phone, ensuring you have clear communications from the get-go. Familiarising yourself with Berlin’s public transport system is also a great thing to do as soon as possible. Berlin’s U-Bahn is one of the most efficient ways of getting across the city. Similar to any other major underground train system around the world, the U-Bahn can be one of the cheapest travel options. Last but not the least, try to learn a little German! Yes, being a multicultural European capital, many Berliners are quite adept at the English language, but learning German can go a long way to easing your move. Plus it’s polite to try and start conversations in German, even if you have to revert to English later down the line! To know more about moving to Berlin, read Berlin relocation guide

Popular property types in Berlin

Apartments for rent Berlin Studio apartments Berlin 1-bed apartments Berlin Short-term apartments Berlin Long-term apartments Berlin Pet-friendly rentals Berlin No-deposit apartments Berlin

2-bedroom apartments for rent in Berlin

Private room in Berlin, Friedrichshain

Apartment in Berlin, Schmargendorf

Apartment in Berlin, Prenzlauer Berg

Apartment in Berlin, Nördliche Innenstadt

Apartment in Berlin, Wilmersdorf