Furnished two-bedroomed apartment with balcony in Derendorf, bordering Pempelfort.

Bright, modernised, fully furnished two-bedroomed apartment with two balconies, on the first storey of a multi-family building.
The apartment is perfect for professionals arriving with partner or a small family. The Pempelfort area of the city is only a few minutes away and the Rhine a 15-minute walk away.
Rather Straße and Münsterstraße, with their wide range of shops, and the Rather Straße tram stop with its direct link to Düsseldorf’s main rail station, are only 400 metres away. Derendorf local rail station is 800 metres away, providing links to many of the towns and cities surrounding Düsseldorf, as well as to Düsseldorf airport.
The rent already includes service charges and heating costs, as well as an advance payment of €70 towards electricity. This will later be settled according to use.

Living room with sofa and shelving, as well as a dining area by the window to seat up to three people. Access to the balcony. The partially open-plan fitted kitchen is equipped with a dishwasher, ceramic hob, oven, large fridge-freezer and a microwave, as well as housing the washing machine. Kettle, toaster, tableware and cooking utensils also provided. One bedroom is furnished with a double bed (1.80m x 2.00m) and a three-door wardrobe. The second bedroom is furnished with a single bed, wardrobe and desk. Here there is a second balcony overlooking the garden. Bedlinen and towels provided. There is also a shower room, tiled in white. A large alcove in the entrance hall has a coat rack, shoe rack and storage space. Flat-screen TV and internet access provided.
The apartment also has its own room in the building’s cellar, in which you can store a bicycle.

Internetzugang Waschmaschine Spülmaschine Balkon

Derendorf belongs to the circle of districts that quickly developed after the Düsseldorf fortifications were razed in the early 19th century. Industrialisation, the railway and the powerful momentum of those years of rapid expansion accelerated development. Here you will find a sound, respectable residential area. Its proximity to the city centre makes Derendorf a sought-after residential district. Abandoned industrial buildings and railway sites wait to be converted into residential and office districts.
Green space was scarce in the residential areas that arose in the industrial period. The large, central Nordfriedhof cemetery therefore takes on something of the role of a park. The graves of many well-known Düsseldorf residents can be found here, including the final resting place of the author Rose Ausländer, who spent her final years in the city. However, Derendorf is a young district. An interesting young pub and bar scene plus excellent shopping facilities count among the district’s benefits.

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