Modern, furnished one-bedroom apartment in the Grafenberg area of Düsseldorf, in an attractive building enjoying a quiet location only eight minutes from the city centre

We wholeheartedly recommend this extremely appealingly furnished apartment to discerning would-be occupants. You will find yourself in a quiet neighbourhood only five minutes’ walk away from the Grafenberger Wald woods and two minutes from the Ost-Park and Grafenberger Allee, with all its shops to meet your daily needs. The tram/underground rail takes you to the city centre (Am Wehrhahn) in less than ten minutes.
The building, grounds and entrance, including the entrance hall, are all extremely well maintained, meaning occupants feel instantly welcome.
The rent includes fortnightly cleaning and a change of bedlinen and towels. Electricity costs must be paid separately.
Fittings, furnishings, appliances and technology such as the internet and TV are all ready for immediate use, ensuring an easy start to your stay in your new home.
A number of lamps in the rooms ensure not only that the apartment is bright and well lit, but also provide a pleasant, homely atmosphere.
We have not yet received a copy of the energy certificate from the property owner, but it has been requested.

The apartment comprises a living room furnished with an attractive sofa, and which also includes a fitted kitchen area with dishwasher and dining table to seat three. Internet access provided (the apartment has its own router). The large, south-west facing window facade ensures plenty of light enters.
The high quality divan bed in the bedroom is 1.60m x 2.00m. A spacious wardrobe and large smart TV also await you.
The rooms feature high quality vinyl flooring in real wood look.
A washing machine is housed in the shower room, which also offers natural light. The walk-in shower immediately catches your eye thanks to its generous proportions and wonderful stone tiles. A laundry drying area is located in the building’s attic storey.
A number of lamps in the rooms ensure not only that the apartment is bright and well lit, but also provide a pleasant, homely atmosphere.
A large storage area in the hallway provides plenty of space for coats, shoes and suitcases – very practical in winter.

Even though the racecourse, Rochusclub tennis complex and other things that are erroneously understood to be in Grafenberg are not actually in Grafenberg, it still benefits from these attractions. Strictly speaking, Grafenberg lies at the foot of the Grafenberger Wald woods. It benefits from good infrastructure as well as the shops around Staufenplatz. And on the subject of Staufenplatz: When the (large) circus is in town, this is where the tents are pitched. It is also regularly home to spectacular shows and popular open air attractions. The well-attended Easter fair and associated shooting competition has become a tradition. Also nearby, a quite different type of attraction literally bubbles out of the ground – the ‘Jan-Willem spring’. Once upon a time, its waters helped its namesake, one of the city electors, with his digestion problems. This spring on the slopes of the Grafenberger Wald, and which is now in the grounds of an old people’s home, had at one time dried up. It has now been opened up again, along with the surrounding park, which was laid out by the well-known garden planner Maximilian Weyhe.

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