Very attractive, renovated and newly fitted apartment in Bredeney. Large balcony.

Newly renovated and redesigned apartment in the first storey of a small multi-family building. The parquet flooring has been newly sanded, and the walls finished with fine plaster and painted. Non-smoking property. A balcony is located to the quiet and sunny rear of the building. Good car parking opportunities can be found nearby in the evenings. In the direct vicinity: baker, cleaning service, the Officina (Italian restaurant with courtyard terrace), dispensing chemist, banks and coming soon, a new supermarket.
The rent already includes service charges and heating costs for one to two people. If occupied by a family, the rent increases by €50 per person. Electricity must be paid for separately. Regular cleaning of the apartment can also be arranged.
Energy certificate details: Building constructed in: 1962, heat generator: 2000. Energy consumption certificate, value: 96 kWh/(m²a), energy source: heating oil.

Complete, as good as new and delightfully selected fittings and furnishings. Living/dining room features large sofa with recliner function (sofabed), 55″ Samsung smart TV, extendable glass dining table with six chairs and two sideboard/display cabinets. Separate fitted kitchen including dishwasher, washer-dryer, fridge with freezer compartment, complete tableware and cooking utensils plus capsule coffee machine. The bedroom is furnished with a 1.60m-wide bed and chest of drawers. The third room features a large wardrobe with sliding doors and a sofabed. If required, a desk can also be provided. The apartment also features a walk-in shower room with heated towel rail and bathroom furniture, plus a built-in wardrobe and a separate WC. A large balcony with around 24m² floorspace located to the rear of the building, overlooking the courtyard area.

Bredeney

Bredeney and Schuir are situated about six kilometres south of the city centre, and are the most luxurious and expensive developed areas in Essen. An attraction worthy of mention is the Villa Hügel, former home and seat of the Krupp steelworks-owning family, which today hosts cultural events. In the areas where detached houses can be found, it is not unusual for their grounds to be as large as 2000–3000m². The north-eastern part of the district, around Frankenstraße, is also a fine residential area, nestling in the woods. The west of Bredeney is home to the office park as well as various companies’ administration complexes. Shops can be found on Meisenburgstraße and Bredeney Straße. Public transport connections and the short drive to the A52 motorway are also worth a mention.