Designed and implemented by Walter Brune in 1986, the Klemensviertel district has long become a special centre of attraction in the already-attractive Düsseldorf district Kaiserswerth. Coming from the inner city, you can recognise the district centre to the right of the Klemensplatz by its distinctive bell tower from afar. The current tenancy situation and daily visitors numbers reflect the success of the sophisticated planning with its diversely mixed use for stores, offices, practices and flats to this day. If we presently have offers, you can find them in the real estate portal.
Klemensviertel Düsseldorf
District Centre
Klemensviertel Düsseldorf
District Centre
Klemensviertel Düsseldorf
District Centre
Klemensviertel Düsseldorf
District Centre
Re-interpreting the traditional market square idea
Walter Brune specifically developed the Klemensviertel as an urban-development antithesis to the US-influenced shopping centres outside of town. The new residential and business centre around a market square for multifunctional use was meant to conquer the hearts of residents and visitors alike with its small-town character. With sophisticated plans in every single detail and optimal implementation, the Klemensviertel, which is a car-free zone, has once again increased the value of the already-attractive district in the North of Düsseldorf. Vacancies have never happened in the inner-city business, service and residential centre.
Doctors, lawyers, tax advisers - they're all here
Many office and practice units can be found sprinkled above the stores surrounding the fountain square. They are all well occupied, supplementing retail with a broad range of high-quality services and consulting offers. Just around the corner, things get very calm and downright cosy. About 30 city flats are distributed across several apartment buildings with up to four floors in the car-free alleys of the Klemensviertel district.
City life – just a little calmer
Equipped with loggias and balconies usually facing south-west, the 2- to 4-room flats with their modern floor plans are equally popular among singles, couples and families. Quick action is vital whenever one of them becomes available! Demand for the flats in the Klemensviertel is high enough to require waiting lists.
Classical art under the bell tower
The timeless architecture of the entire district relies on regional materials and carefully chosen highlights. Red brick produced at the Lower Rhine characterises the overall appearance. Copper panels on the parapets, balconies and awnings provide material and colour contrasts. A life-sized bronze figure of Fritz Klimsch at the centre of the fountain square matches the open design of the bell tower, provided by an artist from Aachen. Framed by four powerful oaks, this duality becomes the trademark that conveys the identity of the entire quarter.
A central location in the north of Düsseldorf
Kaiserswerth is about eight kilometres north of the city centre of Düsseldorf when travelling along the River Rhine. Spared the noise of the Düsseldorf airport, it is one of Düsseldorf's districts that sees the highest demand. Kaiserswerth is connected to Düsseldorf and Duisburg very well by underground and beckons with a special power of attraction. The banks of the River Rhine, the Imperial Palace, exclusive restaurants and many beer gardens with a view of the river Rhine turn the small medieval town into a popular destination for excursions.
The Klemensviertel is in direct proximity of the Klemensplatz, the central traffic node with an underground station and stops for several bus lines. The airport, for example, is less than 15 minutes away by car. The Königsallee can be reached in 25 minutes by underground. The banks of the River Rhine are only a five minutes' walk away.
The Klemensviertel is in direct proximity of the Klemensplatz, the central traffic node with an underground station and stops for several bus lines. The airport, for example, is less than 15 minutes away by car. The Königsallee can be reached in 25 minutes by underground. The banks of the River Rhine are only a five minutes' walk away.
Leisure time offers
- Kaiserpfalz, historical castle ruin – Burgallee
- Castle path with lime tree avenue – Burgallee
- Picturesque village centre with baroque houses
- Weiße Flotte, boat tours – Kaiserswerther Markt
- Freibad Kaiserswerth, open-air pool location – Kreuzberger Straße 33
- Kaiserswerther sports club from 1966 – Kaiserswerther Markt 31
- Tennis club Kaiserswerth, Pfaffenmühlenweg 6
Stores
- Apotheke am Klemensplatz – Klemensplatz 11
- Café Schuster – Klemensplatz 5
- Bäcker Wolff – Klemensplatz 7A
- Bekleidung Maison de fil – Am Kreuzberg 5
- Bekleidung Stockings & more – Am Kreuzberg 2
- Bekleidung Süßstoff-Schöne Sachen – Am Kreuzberg 8
- Blumengeschäft Eva Pohlmann – Am Kreuzberg 3
- Die Friseure - Dammer & Macher – Am Kreuzberg 3
- Eiskaffee Boutique – Am Kreuzberg 4
- Fenster und Türen Ursula Paas – Kreuzbergstraße 5
- Fotostudio im Klemensviertel – Am Kreuzberg 3
- Frozen Yoghurt Deli Liebling‘s Leckerei – Kreuzbergstraße 2
- Früchtehaus Becker – Am Kreuzberg 3
- FUN Delikatessen – Kreuzbergstraße 7G
- Hörgeräte Abt – Am Kreuzberg 2
- Immobilien Mahlmann – Kreuzbergstraße 3
- Juwelier Staginus – Klemensplatz 8
- Kaffeerösterei Rivercoffee – Am Kreuzberg 8
- Metzgerei Ludwig – Am Kreuzberg 3
- Parfümerie Platen – Am Kreuzberg 6
- Schuh- und Schlüsselservice Sedat Sargin – Am Kreuzberg 8
- Spielwaren Kaiserswerth’chen – Am Kreuzberg 3
- Stadtsparkasse Düsseldorf Privatkundencenter – Klemensplatz 10
Restaurants
- Tonhalle – Klemensplatz 5 – bourgeois
- G. Saitta – Am Kreuzberg 3 – Italian delicacies
- Pizzeria Roma – Am Kreuzberg 3 – Italian
- 4Seasons – Kaiserswerther Markt 37 – Japanese
- Im Schiffchen – Kaiserswerther Markt 9 – Gourmet Restaurant **
- Alte Rheinfähre – Fährweg 22 –excursion location
- Galerie Burghof – Burgallee 1 – event location with beer garden
Traffic connections
- Bus lines – 728, 749, 751, 760
- Tram line – U 79
- Motorways – B8, A44 und A52
- Ferry to Meerbusch
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Klemensviertel
Klemensplatz 8
Am Kreuzberg 2-8
Kreuzbergstraße 5
40489 Düsseldorf
Data & facts
- Data & Facts
- Equipment
| Total property size | approx. 5,949 m² |
| Number of residential buildings | 6 apartment buildings |
| Number of flats | 30 residential units |
| Flat sizes | approx. 29 m² to approx. 116 m² |
| Underground parking spaces | 130 |
| Outdoor parking spaces | 2 |
| Playgrounds | 1, near the market square |
| Shopping centre |
20 shops, 3 restaurants |
| Special features | Central marketplace with fountain, weekly market |
| Access | stairwell and passenger lift |
| Security | doorbell with intercom, security latch |
| Floorings | parquet or laminate |
| Walls | grouted, painted white |
| Kitchen |
wall tiles |
| Bathrooms |
partially tiled, with ventilation and venting |
| Sanitary equipment | renowned branded products |
| Windows |
opening windows, two-pane insulation glazing |
| Extra | most units with balcony or terrace |
| Heating | gas-central heating |
A good reputation
The diverse gastronomy in the Klemensviertel promises reliable quality for any taste. Crowds may make it difficult to find a place in the sun on the terrace or by the fountain in summer. Even if the good weather runs out, the popular restaurants, such as the Alte Tonhalle with its upgraded wine cellar, draw many demanding connoisseurs into the Klemensviertel.
Relaxed shopping, relaxed walks
Local supply could barely be more attractive than this. Equally easily accessible by train and bus and equipped with a suitable underground car park, the Klemensviertel magnetically draws all of Düsseldorf's north. It beckons with a diverse retail selection as well: a bakery and a butcher, a hairdresser and a flower seller, a jeweller and a key maker, children's and women's fashion, perfumes and a pharmacy can all be found nearby. Going shopping in such a village-like idyll is great fun.
„As a working mom with 2 children, I am dependent on a perfect infrastructure in my close living area. In the Klemensviertel this is given: Good connections, underground car park, playground in front of the door, all shopping facilities and gastronomy... only short distances, everything is just great!“
Karin Völler, tenant in the Klemensviertel
Would you like to be on the tenant waiting list?
If you are looking for a flat here, it is a good idea to have yourself be put on the waiting list as a potential tenant. We will gladly send you the corresponding information. Please contact us also if you have any other questions.
Philipp Gensler
Brune Immobilien GmbH
Letting
Tel. +49 211 90497-0
info@brune-gruppe.com
Philipp Gensler
Brune Immobilien GmbH
Letting
Tel. +49 211 90497-0
info@brune-gruppe.com
