Charming, homely apartment with its own entrance and garden terrace, near the MedienHafen

Extremely appealing, homely apartment with its own entrance and enjoying a quiet location overlooking an inner courtyard. The apartment also boasts a nicely designed garden terrace. Non-smoking property. Located on a side street in a residential area. Residents’ parking is inexpensive. Kirchplatz, which is served by several underground rail lines and bus routes, is about eight minutes’ walk away. The Polizeipräsidium tram stop is around six minutes’ walk away. The MedienHafen and Rhine are both only around 1km away.
The rent already includes service charges and an advance payment of €120 towards the electricity (household use and the underfloor heating). This will be settled against your actual usage.
We have not yet received a copy of the energy certificate from the property owner, but it has been requested.

The apartment is of excellent quality, thanks to the marble flooring with underfloor heating, electric shutters, built-in ceiling spots and having its own entrance. The furniture has been selected with an eye for style and tastefully combined. Entrance hall with coat rack and four-door wardrobe. To the left is the attractive bathroom with walk-in shower, illuminated mirror above the washbasin, linen cupboard, washing machine and window. In the large, bright living/sleeping room, a sofa, an armchair, shelving, a bed (1.40m wide) and a desk all await you. Internet access: Magenta L (Speedport router), up to 100 Mbit. The fitted kitchen offers a dishwasher, hob with extractor hood, oven and fridge. A capsule coffee machine, kettle, tableware and cooking utensils are also provided. Bedlinen and towels also provided.
(Waschmaschine und Spülmaschine)

Unterbilk is undergoing change: The city is forging ahead, and the former harbour area has developed into an attractive media location. The Stadtor, an award-winning skyscraper erected over the Rheinufertunnel road tunnel’s southern exit, is where North Rhine-Westphalia’s state premier has his state chancellery, and has become the new landmark of this city district in which the state government’s ministries are concentrated. But the local population still holds its ground in this densely populated district comprising rows of streets built in the 19th century. But the short distance to the city and close proximity to the Rhine, which is especially easy to reach thanks to the Rheinpark Bilk, which was laid on former harbour land, also appeals.