Wonderful fully furnished terrace house with conservatory, garden and parking space

Wonderful, bright and homely terrace house on a quiet one-way street. With conservatory, compact garden and a parking space in front of the neighbouring house. The house is available to rent fully furnished and equipped. Suitable for a couple, small family or two work colleagues. If required, a gardener can be hired to regularly take care of the garden. Just a short drive to the A52 and A44 motorways and to Pempelfort and the city centre.
The rent already includes service charges and an advance payment of €100 for heating (gas combi boiler). Electricity costs must be paid separately.
We have not yet received a copy of the energy certificate from the property owner, but it has been requested.

High quality fittings and furnishings throughout, in a harmonious colour scheme in light natural tones. On the ground floor you will find the fully fitted kitchen, which is equipped with an induction hob, oven and dishwasher (all Siemens) and a side-by-side fridge-freezer with water cooler. The living room is furnished with a cosy corner sofa, large smart TV (with satellite reception) and a dining table to seat four. Access to the conservatory with seating and also to the garden. Bathroom with walk-in shower, bath, heated towel rail and window. Bathroom suite installed only a few years ago. Separate guest WC. Upstairs is the main bedroom, furnished with a double divan bed and spacious wardrobe, a compact landing with working area and an additional, smaller bedroom featuring a pull-out bed, desk and wardrobe. Washing machine and dryer in the cellar.

Internetzugang Waschmaschine Spülmaschine Balkon Stellplatz

Not only Rath, but also the district Unterrath once belonged to the core of the former ‘Honschaft’ (administrative unit of farming communities) of Rath. In 1891, as the settlement of Rath was due to get its own railway station, there was already a station called Rath in what is today Oberrath. To differentiate between them, the new station in what was actually the older district was named Unterrath. So all because of the railway!
But in 1909 everything came together again, as at their own request, Unterrath, Rath and Lichtenbroich became part of Düsseldorf. But even from Unterrath, the airport is not far away. The A52 motorway runs through the eastern part of the district, with the A44 running through the north (although for the greater part in a tunnel).
Yet despite these major transport routes, you can lead a thoroughly sedate life in Unterrath. Housing comprises predominantly mostly older terrace, semi-detached and detached houses. But Unterrath cannot be said to be ‘built up’: the district is broken up by countless small areas of greenery.
Although on the basis of its age profile, Unterrath can hardly be considered one of Düsseldorf’s most youthful districts, its inhabitants seem to be keen on fitness. It is home not only to an indoor swimming pool, but also five sports fields and sports halls.
In 2003, in Unterrath’s north-west, and in contrast to the rest of the district, the Airport City was founded on the former British forces site. This is a prestigious business park in the immediate vicinity of Düsseldorf airport, and which is still evolving today.

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