Above the rooftops of the city! Comfortable apartment with rooftop balcony and wifi in Düsseldorf Oberbilk

Key facts

Rent & running costs

About this apartment

Apartment over two levels on the 5th floor of a well-maintained apartment building. The apartment is easily accessible by elevator; this is a non-smoking offer. In the surrounding area you have a large selection of shops for daily needs. The center with Königsallee is only approx. 1.6 kilometers away, and can be reached in a few minutes either on foot or by public transport. The main train station is one kilometer away. The A46 with excellent connections in all directions is only 8 minutes away. You can reach the airport conveniently and quickly by S-Bahn or by car.
The rent already includes ancillary costs and the cost of internet access. A cleaning service is also possible; billing is based on effort.
Final cleaning is the responsibility of the landlord, is charged based on effort, and will be billed at €35 per hour.
An energy certificate has not yet been provided by the landlord, but has been requested.

Other

Company name: HomeCompany Services GmbH
Address: Rethelstraße 47
40237 Düsseldorf

Tel.: + 49 (0) 211-4497301

Email: duesseldorf@homecompany.de
VAT ID No.: DE180712843
Chamber: Essen Chamber of Industry and Commerce
Supervisory authority: City of Essen Public Order Office, Porscheplatz 1 45127 Essen
Responsible under press law: Karin Großmann
Managing director: Karin Großmann
Commercial Register No.: HRB 12024
Register court: Essen Local Court

Available from: 14/08/2026.

Location

Location details

Oberbilk, where people have always felt more drawn to the city center than to Bilk, is undergoing major structural change. The historic center of the district, Oberbilker Markt, has changed its face enormously. Old industrial plants, which once made it a typical Wilhelminian-style and working-class district, have disappeared. Now the subway provides a fast connection to the city center and more and more service providers are settling here. Around the Haus der Wirtschaft, Düsseldorf is reminiscent of its twin cities. The streets are named after Moscow, Warsaw, Haifa and Reading, subway stations are reminiscent of Moscow and Warsaw and a bust of Pushkin donated by the twin city of Moscow is the first sculpture in the area. In large parts, however, the character of the working-class district has been preserved. Immigrants from other countries who came here for work have created a multicultural environment in the best sense of the word. There is a wide range of good international cuisine and a large selection of foreign food markets.