Compact, bright, central: 1-room apartment with separate kitchen in the heart of Düsseldorf

Cleverly designed 41 m² that feel larger than they sound: This apartment on the 4th floor allocates space exactly where it is needed. The centerpiece is the spacious living and sleeping area with about 21 m², two windows, plenty of daylight and a view over the rooftops of the neighborhood instead of into the neighbor's window.

The kitchen is a separate room with a window, here you cook with the door closed, and there is also space for a dining area for two. A worktop with sink is already installed and may be supplemented with your desired kitchen.

The shower bathroom is functional and brightly tiled, with a window, which is anything but a given in this size category. Additionally, there is a real space-saving extra: a separate storage room that swallows vacuum cleaners, suitcases, and winter clothes before they stand in the living area.

The hallway connects all rooms and offers space for the wardrobe. Laminate and tiled floors, white walls, well-maintained stairwell with characteristic old building charm, move in, furnish, arrive. Hot water and heating are supplied via an individual gas boiler, so you pay only for your consumption.

Ideal for everyone who wants to live centrally: commuters, students, career starters, or as a city apartment for weekend commuters.

These highlights await you:

+ Spacious living/sleeping area with approx. 21 m² and two windows
+ Separate kitchen with window and existing worktop including sink
+ Bright shower bathroom with window
+ Separate storage room, rare storage bonus in this size category
+ Gas heating with individual boiler, you pay only your consumption
+ Laminate and tiled floors, well-maintained stairwell
+ Central location in Friedrichstadt, Kö and public transport within walking distance

Here you live where Düsseldorf works on foot. The apartment is located in Friedrichstadt, one of the liveliest and best-connected districts of the city, at the junction to the city center. Königsallee and Graf-Adolf-Platz are reachable within a few minutes on foot, as are the boutiques, cafés, and restaurants around Lorettostraße in the adjacent Unterbilk.

Public transport is practically at the door: U-Bahn and tram lines take you to the main station, the old town, or the Rhine in a few minutes, the Rhine promenade is also reachable on foot in about fifteen minutes. Supermarkets, bakeries, pharmacies, and doctors for daily needs are found in the immediate vicinity.

In short: maximum city, minimal distances, those who live here do not need a car.

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