"A house in the house": The 120 sqm duplex apartment with parquet flooring consists of a large living/dining area with access to the balcony, bedroom, kitchen, bathroom and guest toilet in the lower level. On the upper level there is a second bedroom/work area with separate shower room. Equipment Living room: black leather sofas, glass coffee table, flat screen TV, various small furniture. Dining area: glass dining table, design iron chairs, glass showcases, various small furniture. Bedroom: double bed, chest of drawers, large mirror wardrobe, various small furniture, separate storage room. marble tubs/shower, separate guests toilet. kitchen: glass table with two chairs, kitchenette with ceramic hob and oven, large fridge/freezer, microwave, dishwasher, dishes as above.... Second level: 2 beds , glass desk/computer workstation, rosewood leather longchair with stool, various small furniture. Shower room with washing machine, tumble dryer. Location Düsseltal, is a traditionally prosperous district of Düsseldorf, which originally developed around a monastery. In the population, the district is often called Zooviertel, or zoo for short, so the name of the Düsseldorf-Zoo S-Bahn station refers to this frequently used district name. Düsseltal is one of the upscale residential areas in Düsseldorf, especially the area around the Zoopark is sought after and correspondingly high-priced. In the vicinity of Hans-Sachs-Straße there are many villa-like buildings, which are often homes. Condominiums are also common in Düsseltal. The S-Bahn stations Düsseldorf Zoo (located in the district of Pempelfort) and Düsseldorf Derendorf (located in the district of Derendorf) are located directly behind the district boundary. From there there is a connection to the regional train traffic. The railway lines 706 (Am Steinberg - Brehmplatz - Jan-Wellem-Platz - Am Steinberg) and 708 (Heinrichstraße - Brehmplatz - Uhlandstraße - Hauptbahnhof - Bilk - Hamm) meet at Brehmplatz. The Brehmstraße is one of the major thoroughfares in Düsseldorf. In the south, the district is also bordered by Grafenberger Allee. The Rethelstraße is a shopping street that covers daily and medium needs. In the immediate vicinity is the Düsseldorf trendy district Of Flingern. Fashion and jewellery designers, artists, photographers, studios and galleries have settled here on Ackerstraße, Birken-, Flur-, Hermann-, Hoffeldstraße and Grafenberger Allee. Small, individual, owner-managed shops enliven the streets with the old townhouses built at the beginning of the 20th century and lovingly restored. In Flingern, a gastronomy has been established that has something for every taste, every budget and everyone. From the corner to the sports pub, from the café to the snack bar with the aim of winning one or the other star, to the bar, trendy pub or restaurant (source Wikipedia)