Furnished one-room apartment with fitted kitchen in Düsseldorf-Holthausen – Direct bus to HHU (Heinrich Heine University).

Cleverly designed, furnished, and with a built-in kitchen:
This 1-bedroom apartment in the attic is the ideal first home – perfect for students, apprentices, or young professionals. The major purchases have already been made – all you need to bring are your personal belongings. The apartment is rented furnished, and the furniture surcharge is already included in the base rent. The furnishings include a bed, desk, wardrobes, bathroom furniture, and lamps, as well as a built-in kitchen. This saves you the costs that are most significant when moving into your first home: you don't have to worry about buying furniture, kitchen appliances, transportation, or assembly. You can bring your own personal items – from bedding to dishes – and make the apartment your own. Convenient for everything that doesn't need to be in the apartment: the apartment includes a private storage room with plenty of space – ideal for bicycle accessories, moving boxes, or seasonal items. Also located in the basement is a washing machine with a coin-operated system, so you don't need to purchase your own machine. In short, it's a hassle-free apartment where the basic furnishings are already in place – you save on major purchases and can focus on settling in.

The apartment is located on a quiet residential street in the southern part of Düsseldorf – ideal for students who want to study in a peaceful environment but still need to be able to get into the city quickly. The Heinrich-Hertz-Straße is a local access road with a speed limit of 30 km/h, so there is very little through traffic. The location offers excellent transport links for students: the "Adolf-Klarenbach-Straße" and "Holthausen" stops are within walking distance and are served by tram lines U72 and U76, as well as several bus lines. A particularly convenient feature is that bus line 835 connects Holthausen directly to the Heinrich Heine University campus (stops Universität Südost, Süd, Mitte, and West) – so you can get to lectures using just one bus line. Alternatively, the campus is also easily accessible by bike. The journey to the city center by tram from "Holthausen" takes about 14 minutes to the main train station – the old town, bars, and nightlife are easily accessible without a car. The local amenities are also excellent: a PENNY supermarket on Itterstraße is just a few minutes' walk away, and ALDI SÜD and Lidl on Kölner Landstraße are also easily accessible on foot or by bike. Bakeries and other shops offering everyday necessities are located along Bonner Straße in the center of Holthausen, making it possible to do your weekly shopping without a car. To balance out the stress of studying, the green spaces of southern Düsseldorf offer a welcome respite. The Rhine, with its natural beauty and the "Himmelgeister" Rhine bend, is just a short distance away – perfect for jogging, walking, or taking a study break in nature. In short: peaceful living, direct access to the university, and quick routes to the city center – a location that could hardly be more convenient for students.