Citadellstraße, Düsseldorf
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Apartment 20, Citadellstrasse, ground floor, furnished The approx. 75 square meter apartment with marble floors and underfloor heating (ceiling height approx. 3.80 m) is located on the ground floor of a listed building in the historic Carlstadt district of Düsseldorf, on a street parallel to the Rhine promenade. It consists of a large living/dining room, bedroom, kitchen, bathroom and separate guest toilet. Furnishing: Living room: leather sofa, two Barcelona leather armchairs, historic drawer cabinet, historic marble fireplace with mirror attachment (decoration), extendable dining table with 6 chairs, two armchairs in the library corner. music system. Bedroom: a bed 140x200, built-in wardrobe, linen cupboards, flat-screen TV. Bath with separate shower, vanity with built-under washing machine and tumble dryer. Separate guest toilet with white mosaic and black granite fittings. Kitchen: kitchenette and kitchen block with ceramic hob in black granite, refrigerator, separate freezer, separate oven, microwave, dishwasher, complete cookware, cutlery, glasses, crockery, coffee maker. Rent: 2000 euros/month including additional costs and one cleaning per month, electricity is calculated according to consumption. Surroundings Carlstadt (officially Karlstadt until the end of 2005) is an inner-city district of Düsseldorf that borders the old town directly to the south. Typical of the district are the numerous antique shops and jewellery shops of the upper class. There are also numerous restaurants and pubs in Carlstadt, although it is considerably quieter here than in the neighbouring old town. Among other things, the Carlstadt is home to several cultural institutes such as the Robert Schumann Society, the Heinrich Heine Institute, the Instytut Polski and the Institut français, several museums such as the Hetjens Museum for Ceramic History, the Film Museum Düsseldorf and the City Museum of the State Capital Düsseldorf as well as the Düsseldorf Marionette Theater. The composer couple Clara and Robert Schumann lived at Bilker Straße 15. A nationally known place in Carlstadt is Karlsplatz, where a stationary weekly market is established, which is open from Monday to Saturday. Architecturally striking buildings in the district are the Church of St. Maximilian ("Maxkirche") with the associated monastery, which is now open to the public as Maxhaus, or the Mannesmann high-rise on the banks of the Rhine, whose facade is traditionally illuminated at Christmas time in the form of a gigantic Christmas tree. ( Source: Wikipedia ) Please be aware that HousingAnywhere is an online booking platform. Therefore exchanging contact details and offering viewings is not possible. If you would like to reserve this accommodation, send me a booking request or a message and please mention your age and occupation. I look forward to meeting you!