This 19th-century villa stands on a solid granite foundation and partly features a vaulted cellar structure. The house remains in an unrenovated yet well-preserved condition, retaining many original details.
The ground floor is accessed via a staircase and a small entrance hall. It comprises a living room, kitchen, bathroom, and two additional rooms. The upper floor includes three rooms, a small bathroom, and a storage room that could also serve as a small bedroom. The rooms are characterised by straight walls and typical cross-gables. Due to a previous separation of the floors, there is a second kitchen in the attic. Heating is provided by traditional tiled stoves. From the balcony, there are views over the Elbe Valley.
The building is listed as a cultural monument by the city of Radebeul and remains in its original state. Its peaceful mid-slope location is surrounded by other villas, detached houses, vineyards, and woodland.
Nearby amenities include a bus stop and local shops. The motorway, airport, and further infrastructure can be reached by car within approximately 10 to 15 minutes. Kindergartens and schools are also a short drive away. The nearby woodland is easily accessible on foot.
About Radebeul
Situated right on the banks of the Elbe River, just 8 kilometres from Dresden, Radebeul is renowned as a wine and cultural town, offering a unique blend of small-town charm and high-quality living. It is considered the heart of Saxon viticulture and home to the famous Radebeul vineyards, the steep Lößnitz terraces, and numerous wine festivals.
The townscape is defined by historic villas nestled among vineyards and small forests. It was once home to notable figures such as the writer Karl May, whose museum attracts visitors from around the world. Quiet neighbourhoods provide direct access to walking and cycling paths along the Elbe and into the surrounding vineyards.
Radebeul benefits from excellent transport links: the A4 motorway is about a 15-minute drive away, and Dresden Airport can be reached within 20 minutes. Kindergartens, schools, and shops are within walking or cycling distance. For those who appreciate nature, the nearby Elbe slopes, Lößnitz meadows, and a wildlife park offer a variety of outdoor activities.
Though not a large city, Radebeul is a vibrant community deeply connected to its history, culture and natural surroundings – perfect for those seeking a peaceful rural atmosphere with convenient urban amenities.
