Bright apartment with a large balcony and elevator – 3rd floor in Walsum, available immediately.

A home of your own with plenty of space to breathe: This bright apartment combines a spacious living/sleeping area with a separate kitchen and a balcony of approximately 8 m². Covering approximately 48.41 m², it offers a well-designed layout for those who live alone and desire more comfort than a traditional studio apartment. Move in and start cooking right away: The fitted kitchen is already installed and included in the base rent. You save yourself the cost of buying a kitchen, as well as the hassle and expense of delivery and installation. No planning stress, no kitchen setup – enjoy your new home from day one. The separate kitchen can be separated from the living area by a door. The apartment is located on the 3rd floor of a well-maintained residential and commercial building built in 1997. A passenger elevator makes it easy to get upstairs, even with groceries. From the living area, you have direct access to the northeast-facing balcony with a view of the Kometenplatz: a lovely spot for a morning coffee or a break in the fresh air. The bathroom features a bathtub and a washing machine connection. Two built-in wardrobes in the hallway and a private storage room provide additional storage space. An outdoor parking space complements the offering. Available immediately or on November 1, 2026. Particularly suitable for singles, young professionals, and commuters looking for a manageable home with a balcony and elevator.

Living directly on Kometenplatz in the Walsum district of Duisburg: Shops for everyday needs, banks, and doctor's offices are located nearby. Public transportation is also easily accessible. The proximity to the A59 motorway makes it convenient for travel within Duisburg and to neighboring towns.

Walsum is located in the north of Duisburg, between the Lower Rhine, Dinslaken, and Oberhausen-Holten. This apartment offers a central location for daily life within the district, while also providing good regional accessibility.