Charming, generously proportioned apartment with wi-fi in an early 20th century building in appealing Langenberg, with parking space and served by S9 rail line

Spacious apartment in the first floor of a renovated early 20th century townhouse. The apartment was recently renovated and newly fitted and furnished for furnished rental. Non-smoking property. There is a parking space for you next to the building. The surrounding cities of Essen, Bochum and Wuppertal are all around 30 minutes’ drive away.
The rent already includes the service charges and heating costs. Electricity costs must be paid separately. A regular cleaning service can also be arranged.
We have not yet received a copy of the energy certificate from the landlord, but it has been requested.

Extremely appealingly fitted, with carefully selected furnishings, lighting and decoration. Internet access, bedlinen and towels provided. The living rooms feature parquet flooring, whereas the kitchen and bathroom have tiled floors. The spacious living/dining room offers two sofas, a smart TV, an antique cabinet and a dining table with four chairs. The separate fitted kitchen offers a ceramic hob, Senseo coffee machine, fridge-freezer and tableware. Bathroom with window, bath and shower, along with a washing machine. The bedroom features fitted wardrobes offering lots of storage space, as well as a double bed. Entrance hall with softwood chest of drawers and coat/hat stand.

Velbert’s Langenberg district lies at the confluence of the Hardenberger Bach, originating in Neviges to the south, and the Deilbach, which comes from the south-east and continues via Nierenhof to Essen’s Kupferdreh district, where it joins the Ruhr. In earlier times in Langenberg, the Deilbach represented the border between the Prussian county of Mark and the Duchy of Berg, today the Rhineland and Westphalia. Three valleys begin in the centre of Langenberg.
Langenberg has three churches. The ‘Alte Kirche’ (‘old church’) in the centre, a protestant parish church, was constructed in 1726 in the style of Berg’s churches, and has an engraved pulpit beneath a sounding board constructed in 1731. Langenberg’s historical centre is one of the most attractive in the region. Its picturesque streets are still home to many half-timbered buildings dating from the 16th to 18th centuries.

We welcome all English-speaking customers!