Tastefully designed apartment with patio in the sought-after Düsseltal area of Düsseldorf

This appealingly furnished apartment is situated in a tastefully designed rear courtyard. If required, a parking space to the front, separated off from the residential building, can be rented for €90 per month. From the compact patio, you access the spacious, loft-like room. Areas for living, working, relaxing and sleeping, as well as the open-plan kitchen, are perfectly separated. At the end of the room, there is a bathroom with natural light, Rainshower and washer-dryer. Smoking is not permitted in this property.
All businesses to meet your daily needs, as well as public transport links, are within one to two minutes’ walk. The tram stop Zoo, various tram routes and Rethelstraße, one of the most popular shopping streets. Plus the Zoopark – perfect for walking and jogging.
The rent of €1200 includes service charges and use of the internet connection. You are responsible for paying for the electricity separately. The property owner is responsible for final cleaning at the end of your stay. This will be invoiced according to the work involved, at a rate of €35 per hour.
We have not yet received a copy of the energy certificate from the property owner, but it has been requested.

This one-room (plus bathroom) apartment is very tastefully designed with high quality fittings and furnishings throughout. Attractive large windows and built-in ceiling spots.
Internet access, cable TV and combined washer-dryer provided, and there is also a desk with office chair.
The compact but perfectly formed kitchen area is equipped with a dishwasher, ceramic hob, microwave and fridge-freezer. Cooking utensils and tableware provided. Full inventory, including bedding and towels.
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Düsseltal:
Why is Brehmstraße in Düsseldorf’s Düsseltal district, which of course all Düsseldorfers know better as the zoo quarter, actually called Brehmstraße? Here’s why: In the 19th century, the well-known zoologist Alfred Brehm (author of ‘Brehms Tierleben’ – ‘Brehm’s Animal Life’) was often a guest of ‘Fauna’, the Düsseldorf Animal Protection Society, and it was he who encouraged the construction of a zoo here. But that’s all history: In the second world war, the entire site sank into dust and ashes. Its memory however lives on in the popular name Zooviertel (zoo quarter). However, the name of the street primarily reminds locals of the ice stadium in which the Düsseldorfer EG ice hockey team racked up countless successes before moving to their new home the ISS DOME. The Zoopark, which occupies the site of the former zoo today, features a pond, grassed areas and play areas, representing a sort of green lung in this district.
Düsseltal is in general a district with lots of greenery. Thanks to its parks and beautiful boulevards, which house old apartment buildings and impressive villas, Düsseltal counts among the city’s most sought-after residential addresses.

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