Grand house in German Reform style in Gadebusch

Built in 1912, this historic villa in the German Reform architectural style is set within a generous 0.84-acre plot in Gadebusch (Western Mecklenburg-Vorpommern), well-positioned between Schwerin and Lübeck. The property offers approximately 360 sqm of total living and usable space arranged over three floors, providing highly flexible accommodation.

Internal layout

• Ground floor (approx. 174 sqm): Currently operating as a medical practice. Featuring a separate entrance, a waiting room, three consultation rooms, and a room opening into the conservatory, this floor is ideally suited for conversion into private residential space or continued commercial use.
• First floor (approx. 182 sqm): The primary residential area includes several rooms, a spacious living room with balcony access, a kitchen with a dining area, and a full bathroom fitted with both a bath and a shower.
• Second floor (attic level): Provides an additional bedroom, a second bathroom with a shower, and a cold loft space for storage.

External areas

The expansive garden plot is fully usable and offers excellent privacy. The property further benefits from a double garage, two off-street parking spaces, and two integrated storage rooms within the garage building.

Gadebusch provides an established local infrastructure, with efficient road links to the nearby cities of Schwerin and Lübeck via the B104 and B208.