CHAMI 9 – Residence N°4

6 Room

3 Bedroom

2 Bathroom

Living space

~249,61 m²

Rooms

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Balconies

Areas

Living space

approx. 249,61 m²

Number of rooms

Number of bedrooms

Number of bathrooms

Number of balconies / terraces

Pricing Details

Purchase Price

on request

Category

Object Type

Wohnung

Use Type

Wohnen

Availability

Verfügbar

Marketing Type

Buy

Three bedrooms - two of which have separate sleeping areas - offer versatile living concepts for families, guests or home offices. A further, self-contained room with its own bathroom is ideal as a guest area or private retreat.

The spacious entrance area with its classic hallway structure and open entrance hall leads into a spacious living room that combines openness and security. The elegantly integrated cooking area - connected to the conservatory - is more than just functional: it is a meeting space and stage for everyday life. Stylish, well thought-out, prestigious.

The privileged location within the building, the harmonious combination of architecture, nature and light as well as the clear structure and high-quality furnishings give Parkresidence N°4 its special character - a home with presence, tranquillity and perspective.

Balcony

Garten

Construction method

Guest WC

Seniorengerecht

There are places whose magic hardly anyone can escape. They breathe history and tell stories. Of dreams, wishes and ideas of great minds. Chami 9 is one such magical place. And its history alone is inspiring. Gabriele Henkel lived and worked here, celebrating lavish parties and connecting people with her charm and charisma. As the grande dame of the German post-war art scene, she transformed Chami 9 in Düsseldorf's Zooviertel into a private meeting place where the world's greats came together - from Andy Warhol to Henry Kissinger. Here, people discussed, laughed and celebrated. It was here that ideas and works were created that changed the course of the world.
With her tireless commitment to art and her passion for beauty, Gabriele Henkel created a space whose aura radiated far beyond the walls of the former Henkel Villa.