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Internet
Wifi
Central heating
Washing machine
?Oven
TV
Garden

Bedroom Features

Single bed
?Window
Balcony
Private bathroom
Wardrobe
Desk

House Rules

Smoking allowed
?Pets allowed

Apartment description

Experience Germany's Unique Culture from Your Cozy Room in Neuss!

This feel-good apartment was extensively renovated in 2022 and lovingly furnished. It is fully equipped and offers everything for everyday use.
The kitchen niche has cooking utensils, an oven, a ceramic hob, a kettle and a coffee maker.
The spacious living/sleeping area, flooded with light through 3 windows, is furnished with a comfortable bed, a wardrobe, a seat and a smart TV.
The apartment also has a modern bathroom with a large window.
Modern living accessories give the apartment a special feel-good character.
The cost for a second or additional person is 50 euros per month.
The apartment is on the ground floor.

ENERGY CERTIFICATE
Energy certificate - Energy consumption data
Energy pass valid until - 11/18/2013
Energy consumption - 128 kWh/(m2*a)
Year of construction according to energy certificate - 1889
Main energy source - gas

EQUIPMENT/FEATURES
General equipment:
- 1.40-meter bed
- W-LAN
- Table and seating for 2 people
- Smart TV
- Towels, bed linen
- Hair dryer
- Carpets, pictures, lamps, etc.
- Kitchen equipped with coffee machine, kettle, plates, cups, pots, etc.

Neuss is a city in the western part of Germany, located in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia. It is situated on the banks of the Rhine river, just northwest of the city of Düsseldorf. Neuss has a population of around 160,000 people and covers an area of 99.4 square kilometres.
The city has a long and rich history, dating back to Roman times when it was known as Novaesium. Today, Neuss is known for its cultural heritage, including the Quirinus Münster, a Romanesque basilica that dates back to the 13th century, and the Museum Insel Hombroich, a modern art museum set amidst a parkland of fields and forests.
Neuss is also an important economic centre, with a number of major companies located in the area, including Siemens and Ford. The city is well connected to the rest of Germany and Europe by road, rail, and air, with Düsseldorf International Airport located just a short distance away.

Neuss has a well-developed public transport network that consists of buses, trams, and trains. The public transport system in Neuss is operated by the Rheinbahn, which is the main transport company for the Düsseldorf area. Here are some details about the different modes of public transport in Neuss:
Buses: The bus network in Neuss is extensive, with many routes serving different parts of the city. The buses are operated by the Rheinbahn and are known for their reliability and punctuality. There are also night buses that run on weekends.
Trams: The tram network in Neuss consists of two lines that connect the city to Düsseldorf and other nearby areas. The trams are operated by the Rheinbahn and are a popular mode of transport for commuters.
Trains: Neuss has a train station that connects the city to other parts of German...