New Building in the Nostalgia of an Old Building

With this building, the owner wants to make a statement: against the fast pace and commercialization of architecture. The result is a high-quality construction focusing on natural materials: stone, wood, and clay. The appealing facade is inspired by Baroque yet kept simple.

In this completely renovated residential and commercial building, you will find four high-quality luxury apartments, with only one residential unit per floor, and the 5th and 6th floors are combined into a maisonette apartment.
Ecologically, the building is mainly constructed with clay and lime-cement plaster. The thermally insulated street facade is adorned with massive natural stone elements and brick, harmoniously complemented by wooden windows with double glazing, while the courtyard side features aluminum frames.
The modern aspect and the latest energy standards are met by the complete building technology, including a passenger elevator.
The living and sleeping rooms of the apartments each have wall heating and parquet floors; the bathrooms feature underfloor heating, real slate flooring, and large-format white wall tiles.
The cooking areas in all apartments are open and, in consultation and coordination with the tenant, equipped with a high-quality fitted kitchen with a cooking island. The smaller apartments have storage rooms. Connections for washing machines and dryers, considering special ventilation, are provided in the bathrooms. A storage room in the basement is available.

Düsseldorf's city center is the ultimate shopping center. The KÖ, as Königsallee is called here, is one of the great boulevards of the world with its offerings. Luxury has its address here: numerous jewelers and many shops of famous fashion brands line up. But the Schadow Arcades and the trendy department stores SEVENS and STILWERK are also worth seeing.
Those who prefer quiet will feel comfortable in the Hofgarten. A green oasis in the midst of the city's busy hustle invites relaxation. The Schauspielhaus and the Deutsche Oper am Rhein have their addresses here, as do the Kunstsammlung NRW and the Tanzhaus NRW.
Pempelfort borders the city center. With Nordstraße, you will also find a large shopping street here that leaves (almost) no wishes unfulfilled.
The Old Town, known as the "Longest Bar in the World," is within walking distance. Here you will find over 300 pubs, discos, bars, clubs, restaurants, and snack bars.
In the city center, there are shopping opportunities for daily needs.