NEUNEINS. gründerzeitwohnen

property.

NEUNEINS – 4 x Wilhelminian style residences.

In a quiet side location and in an equally impressive, Wilhelminian style neighborhood, in a residential avenue lined with old trees, this impressive four-party old building from 1933 is behind bright facades.

Short distances to shopping, culinary diversity around Gerricusplatz, Kölnertor and Neusser Tor and direct access to Benderstrasse are a few criteria mentioned that clearly stand out here.

Four style-typical and special condominiums dominate the small house community, where the contemporary attributes of the building era with a wide roof gable, impressive bay window, historic staircase with wooden handrail and terrazzo floor, stucco work, respectable room heights and inviting eat-in kitchens are impressive.

Two-room apartments in sizes from approx. 68.45 to approx. 78.20 m² of living space, from the raised mezzanine on the ground floor with a charming private garden, to the two upper floors or also called Bel floors, each with sunny balconies, to the new one Developed studio floor with loft and outdoor roof deck - only one unit per floor.

The entire property has already been brought into the new era in the façades, roof, front door system, stairwell, basement, courtyard, technology, heating, entire interior design with a contemporary choice of materials and brand qualities and has acquired a fresh and expressive character - first occupancy extensive modernization.

Each of the refuges naturally has a private cellar to accommodate the essentials.

Let yourself be inspired by NEUNEINS. Gründerzeit homes and a rare offer in one of the most sought-after residential areas of Düsseldorf/Alt Gerresheim.

You are cordially invited.

outfitting.

Construction and outfitting description

The construction and outfitting description of the NEUNEINS. can definitely be described as valuable and special - taking into account the old building structures that are only rarely found.

A few excerpts from this:

location.

Düsseldorf

Düsseldorf is the state capital of North Rhine-Westphalia and the administrative headquarters of the Düsseldorf administrative district.

With 653,253 inhabitants, the independent city on the Rhine is the second largest city in the state behind Cologne and the seventh largest city in Germany. The city is also part of the Rhine-Ruhr metropolitan region with around 10.2 million inhabitants and the Rhineland metropolitan region with 8.7 million inhabitants.

The city is located in the core of the central European economic area. The Rhine metropolis is one of the five most important, internationally closely linked economic centers in Germany and is an important financial and stock market center. Düsseldorf also enjoys national fame for its old town (“longest bar in the world”), its shopping boulevard Königsallee (“Kö”), its fashion location and the Düsseldorf Carnival.

Welcome to the Rhine and to the state capital Düsseldorf.

Gerresheim is a district of Düsseldorf and is located in district 7 in the east of the city on the edge of the Niederbergisches Land.

Neighboring districts are Ludenberg in the north, Grafenberg in the northwest, Flingern-Nord and Lierenfeld in the west and Vennhausen and Unterbach in the south. In the east, Gerresheim borders on the town of Erkrath in the Mettmann district.

Around the former collegiate church of St. Margareta lies the traffic-calmed historic town center with several half-timbered houses. The town's former main streets, Kölner Tor and Neusser Tor, are now largely pedestrian zones. The rectangular and spacious Gerricusplatz is dominated by the basilica in the north.

Gerresheim is bordered in the north and east by forests that have extensive walking and hiking trails. Numerous attractions such as the wildlife park, the racetrack, various beer gardens and riding stables are located in the neighboring districts, but can be easily reached on foot or by bike from Gerresheim.

Welcome to Gerresheim.