Furnished one-bedroomed apartment near the Medienhafen, state parliament and Rheinturm, with optional underground parking space

The apartment was renovated in 2026, and is situated on the first floor of the building (accessible by lift). It delights thanks to its open-plan concept. From the entrance hall, you arrive directly in the wonderful open-plan kitchen and bright living room.
From here you have access to the separate bedroom. This is a non-smoking property.
Central residential area, with the former state parliament, Schwanenspiegel lake, TV tower by the Rhine and the Königsallee all around ten minutes’ walk away. The Kirchplatz underground rail station is only 400 metres away. Kirchplatz itself offers a daily market, as well as a supermarket, dispensing chemist and cafes etc.
The rent already includes the service charges and heating costs. It also includes the €30 cost of the internet connection and €70 for electricity.
We have not yet received a copy of the energy certificate from the property owner, but it has been requested.

Internet access and smart TV provided, as are a washing machine and dishwasher, which are located in the fitted kitchen. The kitchen is fully equipped with a microwave, ceramic hob, oven, fridge-freezer, Nespresso and filter coffee machine, kettle and toaster, plus tableware and cooking utensils.
The bedroom is furnished with a divan bed (1.60 x 2.00 metres) and a compact working area with tasteful desk and chair. There is also a spacious wardrobe, and bedlinen is provided.
The modern shower room features a Rainshower shower. A hairdryer and selection of towels are provided.
A parking space in the complex’s underground car park is available to rent at additional charge.

Internetzugang Waschmaschine Spülmaschine Fahrstuhl Stellplatz

The streets in the Friedrichstadt area are arranged like a chessboard. The reason for this is that, in the middle of the 19th century, Düsseldorf was extended to the south. Friedrichstadt was created on the drawing board, so to speak. It was named in honour of Prussian King Friedrich Wilhelm IV. However, locals initially referred to it as Walachei, a derogatory reference to its swampy and perceived impassable ground. The new Friedrichstadt soon developed into a sought-after residential area, with public officials and officers making their home here. At the time, Friedrichstadt was known as the ‘contented south’. Even today, the district is characterised by attractive and sought-after buildings dating from that initial period, with those around Fürstenplatz regarded as especially appealing. The district underwent enormous gentrification, with one of the reasons being development around the Schwanenspiegel and Kaiserteich ponds, according to plans created by Maximilian Weyhe. In 1880, the representatives of the Prussian Rhine Province moved into the imposing Ständehaus. A striking example of the historicism style in Düsseldorf. Until 1988, the Ständehaus served as the parliament building for the state of North Rhine-Westphalia, founded in 1946. The building is now an annexe of the North Rhine-Westphalia art collection. High culture has therefore now reached the district!

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