Modern living in the historic Kronenhaus

The historic Kronenhaus, a listed building, was constructed between 1902 and 1904 according to plans by the renowned Düsseldorf architect Hermann vom Endt. Built in a modernized historicist style with Art Nouveau ornamentation, it and the neighboring building, which still stands today, framed the entrance to the former Kronensaal, which served as a community center and was destroyed during World War II. This ensemble was built on behalf of the Protestant “Verein für Innere Mission” (Inner Mission Association). A total of 27 residential units are now being created in the main building of this historic and historically significant building, as well as four “loft houses” in the courtyard building. The “loft house” offered here is being built in the former courtyard building from 1910. This building was severely damaged during the war and rebuilt with a modified roof shape, which means it is not listed as a historic monument. The loft houses, located in the green inner courtyard, can be accessed via the large courtyard portal of the listed main building. Here you can live in the heart of urban Unterbilk without any street noise. The historic staircase provides easy access to the mezzanine floor of the loft house. The main living area, with over 60 square meters of floor space, impresses not only with its ceiling height of up to approx. 3.60 meters, but also with its large metal windows in the popular industrial look. The modern plank flooring emphasizes the coveted loft character of the unit. An external staircase leads to the private terrace and the idyllic garden area. On the garden level, there are two children's rooms with a bathroom and a utility room. The master bedroom is located on the upper floor with a dressing area and an en-suite shower room. Parking spaces for your e-bikes are also provided in the courtyard. For further details, please refer to the detailed building specifications, which we will be happy to send you on request.