Completely renovated apartment in a historic building, located in Duisburg-Ruhrort.

Do you dream of an apartment in a historic building with the quality of a new build? With high ceilings, wooden floors, and a building with a rich history? Then our apartment in the charming Ruhrort district could be your new home. We have completely renovated this old residential and commercial building from 1862 – with new windows, roof insulation, new or refurbished floors, new electrical wiring, new plumbing, new bathrooms, and much more. The new pellet heating system provides comfortable warmth in an affordable and environmentally friendly way. For more information and to arrange a viewing, please get in touch – providing all the important details. The apartment:
Bedroom, study with access to the balcony, a new bathroom with a window and ventilation, a small entrance hall, and a large living room with a historic sliding door leading to the open-plan kitchen and dining area. The kitchen can be purchased from the previous tenants, subject to agreement. The building:
This building certainly has some fascinating stories to tell, as it was built over 150 years ago. It was already standing in Ruhrort before the first horse-drawn tram began operating there, or before the old ship exchange was inaugurated. It was there when the Rhine froze over and people walked on the river, and when the Rhine bridge to Homberg was built. It has survived two wars and witnessed the changing face of the district over time. Thanks to the renovation, it is now ready for the next exciting decades.

The Location:
Centrally located in Ruhrort, near Karlsplatz. You don't even need a car here. Two supermarkets are within walking distance, as is the Leinpfad (a riverside path), a medical center, a bakery, a traditional confectionery, several restaurants and cafes, the Haniel campus, and the Neumarkt. A tram stop is located nearby. It's also not far to Mühlenweide, the Ruhrort Yacht Club, other bus stops, and a train station.

The Neighborhood:
First of all, Ruhrort is not Düsseldorf. Fortunately, because otherwise, we couldn't all afford to live here. Ruhrort has its own charm, with the Leinpfad and Mühlenweide offering views of the most beautiful sunsets, its unique "island location" between the Rhine, Ruhr, and canal, the impressive bridge towers, many historic buildings, the Haniel campus, and, of course, its proximity to Oberhausen, the Duisburg city center, the Lower Rhine region, and yes, even Düsseldorf. Of course, we could still use a few more interesting shops here. Of course, some homeowners could take better care of their properties, and of course, like anywhere, there are nicer and less nice areas. But there are many dedicated people with great ideas who are making things happen. And if you want to, you can quickly become part of it. Those who embrace it will find a wonderful home in Ruhrort.