B18. jugendstilwohnen

property.

B18 – seven art nouveau lower bilkers.

This gem of a home, originally built in 1908, is located directly on the Karolingergraben and its steadily flowing Düssel, with perfect infrastructure and a quiet side location with a predominantly equal, contemporary neighborhood.

Short distances to shopping, culinary diversity, the flea market on Aachener-Platz combined with an ice cream at Unbehaun and direct access to the Bilker train station are a few criteria that clearly stand out.

Seven very special condominiums dominate the charming community, in which the style-typical attributes of the epoch with dwarf gables, imposing bay windows, a historic staircase with wooden handrail, stucco and inlaid work, respectable room heights of over three meters and inviting eat-in kitchens impress and inspire.

One-, two- and three-room apartments in sizes from approx. 37.50 to approx. 105.00 m² of living space, from the ground floor to the upper floors to the newly developed loft, with some with a private garden or private courtyard on their own Use, sunny balconies on the Bel floors, raised roof terrace and the year of construction, attractive floor plan structures - only two units per floor.

The entire property has already been modernized in the trades of facades, roof, front door system, staircase, basement, courtyard, technology, heating, entire interior fittings with a contemporary choice of materials and brand qualities, and in the process experienced a fresh and expressive character - first occupancy extensive modernization.

Of course, each of the refuges has a private cellar for storing the essentials.

Let yourself be inspired by B18. seven times Unterbilk and a rare offer in one of the most sought-after residential and trendy districts in Düsseldorf.

You are cordially invited.

outfitting.

Construction and outfitting description

The construction and outfitting description of the B18. can certainly be described as valuable and special - including the art nouveau structures that are only rarely found.

A few excerpts:

location.

Dusseldorf-Unterbilk

Düsseldorf is the state capital of North Rhine-Westphalia and the seat of the administrative district of Düsseldorf. The independent city on the Rhine is the second largest city in the federal state with 645,923 inhabitants. The Rhine metropolis is one of the five most important economic centers in Germany with strong international ties. Düsseldorf is a trade fair city and home to many listed companies, including Henkel, which is listed on the DAX. In addition, it is the German location with the highest turnover for auditing, management consulting and clothing fashion as well as an important financial and stock exchange centre. It is also one of the leading locations in Germany for the art trade.

Düsseldorf has several Rhine ports. Its airport is the intercontinental hub of North Rhine-Westphalia. The city is also the seat of 22 universities, including the renowned Düsseldorf Art Academy and the Heinrich Heine University. Düsseldorf also enjoys national fame through its old town (“longest bar in the world”), its shopping boulevard Königsallee (“Kö”), its Düsseldorf carnival, the Fortuna Düsseldorf football club and the Düsseldorfer EG ice hockey club. Other attractions are numerous museums and galleries as well as the Rhine promenade and the modern media harbor. The cityscape is also characterized by numerous skyscrapers and church towers, the 240 meter high Rhine Tower, many monuments and seven Rhine bridges.

Welcome to the state capital Düsseldorf.

Unterbilk is a central district of the state capital Düsseldorf and belongs to district 3. The district borders on the districts of Carlstadt, Stadtmitte, Friedrichstadt, Bilk, Hamm and Hafen. Unterbilk is on the federal highway 1, which runs through the Rheinufer tunnel.

Unterbilk is connected to the S-Bahn lines S 8, S 11 and S 28 by the S-Bahn stations Bilk and Völklinger Straße with directions to Neuss, Kaarst, Mönchengladbach, Dormagen, Cologne, Bergisch Gladbach, the main train station, Gerresheim, Mettmann, Wuppertal and Hagen connected. The Stadtbahn lines U71, U72, U73 and U83, the tram lines 706, 707, 708 and 709 as well as bus lines connect Unterbilk with other parts of the city. Bilker Bahnhof, which is formally located in Unterbilk, is currently served by Stadtbahn lines in the direction of the city centre, Hamm, Südfriedhof, Volmerswerth, Heinrich Heine University, Unterrath, Benrath and Ratingen.

Lorettostraße has developed into a focus for designer fashion, furniture and trendy gastronomy due to its proximity to the Media Harbour. Recording studios, tango and cooking schools offer their services in the vicinity.

Slightly further south is the Florapark, which was laid out according to the garden city model that prevailed in Düsseldorf and the reform movements in urban planning at the end of the 19th century.

The Rhenish farmers' market is held on the Friedensplätzchen on Tuesdays and Fridays.

The district center Düsseldorf Arcaden with shopping center, swimming pool, city library and community hall is located on the border to the neighboring districts Bilk and Friedrichstadt, at the Bilker train station.

Welcome to Unterbilk and the Düssel.