In the Luxembourg Moselle region, around 20 minutes from Kirchberg and a few minutes from Grevenmacher, the German border and Trier. Shops, schools and everyday amenities are within easy reach, while the property has a private setting surrounded by open countryside.
Built in 1921 and nationally listed, the residence is a rare example of Expressionist architecture in Europe. It was designed by Hans Poelzig, one of the leading German architects of the early 20th century, whose work is known for its strong forms and considered use of light and materials.
The house features timber construction and craftsmanship typical of its period, with spacious interiors and a close connection between the building and its surroundings.
A driveway leads to the entrance hall, with access to the main living areas, including a kitchen, double reception room, library and separate guest WC.
The first floor has four bedrooms, one with direct access to a bathroom. The attic is currently used for storage and could be converted into an additional bedroom, leisure area or studio.
The full basement contains a laundry room and several cellars.
A separate outbuilding provides two enclosed garages and additional storage space. The upper floor contains a self-contained studio with a kitchen, bedroom and bathroom.
The terrace overlooks the surrounding countryside.
The grounds extend to approximately 11.74 acres and include additional facilities for storing equipment and machinery or keeping animals.
A historic residence with architectural significance, set in a private rural location within easy reach of Luxembourg City, Kirchberg, Grevenmacher, Trier and the main cross-border routes.
