This gleaming white plastered villa, with elegantly subdivided facades and four characteristic corner towers, gracefully defies any fashion.

The timelessly beautiful house with classically symmetrical proportions fits naturally into the tradition of bourgeois villas from Karl Friedrich Schinkel to Hermann Muthesius and Peter Behrens.

The four characteristic corner towers of the house accommodate four guest rooms, each with its own staircase, private marble bathroom and spacious roof terrace.

With a sizeable 7-meter glass skylight, the reception lounge opens to all the rooms. The villa features beautiful characteristic elements: the almost room-high wood panelling, the coarse-grained terrazzo floor, and the oak staircase that leads up to the surrounding gallery on the upper floor.

The gallery on the upper floor opens up the family's private retreat, which comprises a dressing room, a children's room, a study openly connected to the gallery, a principal bedroom, a directly adjoining bathroom in white marble and a second dressing room.

On the ground floor, directly below the terrace, is a large pool with uniform water overflow, a hammam and a sauna with a separate plunge pool. White marble columns subtly delineate the dark marble pool and the relaxation room.

This spacious property enjoys a 3000 sq m landscaped garden area that extends harmoniously and directly on the Thielpark. This charming paradise offers generous development space and seamlessly connects your green oasis with the park's natural beauty. An elegant fountain in the park-like garden adds an extra touch of luxury and relaxation to this idyll.