Historic elegance in a prime Rhine location

On the banks of the Rhine, in the sought-after Düsseldorf district of Oberkassel, this listed townhouse dating from 1906 presents an exceptional blend of historic architecture and modern residential comfort. Family-owned since the 1970s, the property has been continuously modernized and offers a wide range of possible uses: either as a multi-family home with separate residential units or, following appropriate conversion, as a prestigious single-family home with generous living space. Light-filled rooms, elegant parquet flooring, a fireplace, ceiling heights of over 3.50 m and elaborate stucco elements lend the house timeless elegance. The entrance hall, with its historic stair railing and delicate ornaments, underscores the property’s distinctive charm. With approximately 420 m² of living space spread across four floors and conveniently accessible by elevator, the property offers a versatile layout with exceptional potential for customization. The ground floor, currently used as a medical practice, can be adapted flexibly—as a prestigious workspace, separate apartment/secondary residence or spacious family area. Direct access to the private garden creates a sheltered retreat in the midst of urban life. The first floor impresses with generous proportions, tall west-facing windows and a balcony terrace extending in front of the building, offering views into the green treetops. The second floor features a spacious primary suite with two bedrooms, a sliding door and custom-built wardrobes with classic panelled doors, creating a stylish retreat. The third and fourth floors offer further potential for individual living concepts. With appropriate restoration, personal ideas can be brought to life here—from children’s rooms to private offices and retreat areas. This historic townhouse combines a privileged location on the Rhine, outstanding architectural substance and versatile usage options. A rare opportunity for discerning buyers who appreciate the charm of a classic townhouse and wish to shape it according to their own ideas.