Maison De Ville Exceptionnelle Alliant Des éléments Classiques Et Modernes

This exceptional townhouse, built in 1902 on a plot of around 394 m², is centrally located in Düsseldorf-Benrath. The property with approx. 268 m² of living space was renovated and extensively refurbished between 2011 and 2012 with great attention to detail.

Old style elements were preserved and skillfully combined with modern elements. The travertine steps and the original tiled floor in the entrance area, the refurbished wooden floors, the stucco, the largely original coffered doors and frames, the box-type wooden windows and the room heights of a good 3.20 m are just a few examples of the tasteful redesign of this individual Wilhelminian-style house.

Thanks to the façade insulation, condensing boiler and photovoltaic system, the property has also shown its best side in terms of energy efficiency since the renovation.

After entering the entrance hall, a few steps take you to the ground floor/ground floor of the house, where you will find a spacious living/dining area with an open kitchen adjoining two further rooms. From here, you can also step out onto the beautiful terrace area, which opens up to the beautiful, mature city garden to the south. A guest WC in the stairwell completes the layout of this floor.

The beautifully refurbished staircase takes you to the upper floor, where you will find the master bedroom with bay window and adjoining dressing room, a children’s bedroom and the main bathroom with walk-in shower and bathtub. A storage room at the end of the hallway provides practical storage space.

The conceptually well thought-out floor plan continues on the top floor of the house and opens up versatile usage options for new owners. Three further bedrooms and a second bathroom with shower provide plenty of space and room, especially for larger families.

Even up here, the ceiling height of over 3 meters in combination with the historic dormer window on the street side and a dormer built in 2011 on the garden side as well as many window areas ensure a great sense of space and plenty of light.

The loft above can be reached via a wooden staircase and offers approx. 20 m² of additional space that can be used as a playroom or guest room, for example.

Three useful cellar rooms and the boiler room await you in the basement with a usable area of around 74 m². As the original basement access to the garden was closed off when the terrace was redesigned, you can now reach the garden via the terrace or through an additional door on the entrance level of the house. At the back of the garden there is a well-hidden garden shed with stairs to the ”pirate’s nest” for the little residents of the house.