| Bedrooms | 2 |
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| Rooms | 4 |
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| Usable floor area | 160 m² |
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| Energy figure includes hot water | No |
| Total rent | 3400 € |
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| Deposit | 8300 € |
Large apartment on the 2nd floor of a very well-maintained apartment building, just 80 meters from Königsallee. This is a non-smoking apartment. The building is equipped with a modern elevator, there are resident parking spaces in the surrounding streets and an underground garage next door where a long-term parking space can be rented. In front of the building, you can use public wallboxes to charge your electric car if needed. The immediate surroundings offer you an unparalleled selection of shops of all kinds, supermarkets with delicatessen offerings, restaurants, bistros and clubs, fitness studios, museums, the opera house and the Hofgarten for walks and outdoor activities. You can reach the Rhine promenade in 15 minutes. Public transport connections are excellent; just a few steps away you will find subway, streetcar and bus stops. The main train station is 900 meters away. The rent is €3150 including all additional costs and the cost of high-speed internet access. Final cleaning is the responsibility of the landlord, is carried out based on effort and is charged at €35 per hour.
Energy certificate details: Year of construction of the building: 1955, Energy demand certificate, value: 70.4 kWh (m²a), energy source: light natural gas, energy efficiency class according to energy certificate: B
Company name: HomeCompany Services GmbH
Address: Rethelstraße 47
40237 Düsseldorf
Tel.: + 49 (0) 211-4497301
E-mail: duesseldorf@homecompany.de
VAT ID No.: DE180712843
Chamber: IHK Essen
Supervisory authority: City of Essen Public Order Office, Porscheplatz 1 45127 Essen
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Management: Karin Großmann
HR number: HRB 12024
Register court: Amtsgericht Essen
Available from: 01/11/2026.
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The streets in the Friedrichstadt district are arranged like a chessboard. The reason: in the middle of the 19th century, Düsseldorf was also expanded southwards and in 1854 this district was created on the drawing board, so to speak. It was named in honor of the Prussian King Friedrich Wilhelm IV. In the vernacular, the district was initially called "Walachai", perhaps because of its originally rather marshy ground. The new Friedrichstadt soon developed into a preferred residential area, with civil servants and officers choosing the new district as their place of residence. At the time, people spoke of Friedrichstadt as the contented south. Beautiful and sought-after old buildings still characterize the face of this district today, especially around Fürstenplatz. Among other things, the district underwent an enormous revaluation thanks to the gardens around the Schwanenspiegel and Kaiserteich ponds, which were designed by Maximilian Weyhe. In 1880, the representative building of the Prussian Rhine Province moved into the Ständehaus. A striking example of historicism in Düsseldorf. Until 1988, the Ständehaus served as the seat of the state parliament of North Rhine-Westphalia, which was founded in 1946. The building is now a branch of the North Rhine-Westphalia Art Collection, and representative culture has also reached this part of the city.
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