Furnished 2-room apartment with balcony & internet – €795 total, located in the Eltingviertel district.

Living, sleeping, and working in approximately 40 square meters: This renovated and furnished 2-room apartment at Ostermannstraße 7 offers a separate bedroom with a workspace, a cozy living room, and a private balcony. It is located on the 1st floor of an apartment building and is being rented directly by the owner.

The living room is furnished with a sofa, coffee table, television, and a table with two chairs. From here, you can access the balcony. The separate bedroom features a double bed, a wardrobe, a shelf, and a desk with an office chair. A small reading nook by the window completes the room.

The separate kitchen has a modern kitchenette. A shower bathroom, storage space in the hallway, and a private storage room in the basement complete the offering. An internet connection is provided by the landlord and is included in the stated rental price.

The apartment is available immediately and is suitable for up to two people. The minimum rental period is one year.

Enjoy urban living and convenient access: This apartment is located on Ostermannstraße in the Eltingviertel district of Essen – close to the Essen campus of the University of Duisburg-Essen and the city center. The district combines historic townhouses and distinctive facades with a vibrant community and a visible sense of development. It's an attractive location for anyone who wants to live centrally and easily combine studies, work, and leisure activities. A particularly exciting development is the revitalization of the immediate area: Eltingplatz and the surrounding streets are currently undergoing extensive redesign. The city of Essen has secured approximately 3.36 million euros in funding for this project. Plans include a green meeting place with seating, new flower beds, and renovated street surfaces and lighting. Parts of Ostermannstraße are also included in the project. According to the city, the work is expected to be completed by the end of 2027. The proximity to the university and the Essen city center makes everyday life easier: shopping, restaurants, and urban life are easily accessible, and amenities for daily needs can be found in the Nordviertel district. The green university campus and the Segeroth Park offer opportunities for a break outdoors. Even without a car, you are well-connected: via the nearby "Am Freistein" tram stop, you can take tram line 107 directly to Essen Central Station. From there, numerous connections are available for regional and long-distance travel. This location combines living in a vibrant neighborhood with short distances to the city center and excellent connections to the Ruhr area.