Period mansion for sale: Germany

Architectural rarity in Berlin-Dahlem: This listed Bauhaus villa in Berlin-Dahlem was designed by architect Walter Gropius and built in 1933. As one of the few surviving residential buildings from this period, it combines historical significance with modern living standards.

This heritage-protected grand villa stands in Nikolassee, Berlin's traditional villa district and one of the greenest residential areas in the city. The neighbourhood is established, and old trees surround the estate. Historic architecture and a quiet setting go together here. The facade is richly designed. Spacious rooms with high ceilings and large windows let in plenty of daylight.

A fully modernised portion of a Gründerzeit villa in a sought-after Berlin residential neighbourhood, presented ahead of its official market launch. With approximately 450 sq m of living space, the property combines the character of classic Berlin villa architecture with high-quality contemporary interiors.

The 183 m² raised-ground-floor apartment is a listed historic property, retaining numerous well-preserved decorative features designed by architect Konrad Reimer of Reimer & Körte. The dining room opens onto a conservatory overlooking a park-like garden with a fountain. The garden itself is protected as a listed historic garden.

This grand historic prime estate was built in 1836 and extended in 1908/1909. The present residence developed from three originally separate houses. With approximately 850 m² of living space, a further 327 m² of usable space and 17 rooms, the property offers a range of possibilities for private living as well as combined residential and professional use. The west wing can be used independently.

This Grade-listed slate-clad villa was built in 1910 and stands on a landscaped 4,714 m² plot with mature park-like grounds and a garage in Wermelskirchen, Bergisches Land, North Rhine-Westphalia. The fully basemented building features a characteristic slate façade set on a natural stone plinth. Building and Floor Layout:

This Art Nouveau house, built in 1910, is located in the town of Auerbach in the Vogtland region of Saxony. The protected building offers a total usable floor area of 1,237 m² and stands on landscaped grounds with mature trees. Between 1995 and 1996, the mansion underwent a comprehensive restoration.

Listed Wilhelminian-style villa from 1894 in the historic centre of Brake. Spacious layout, original period features and technical updates. This Wilhelminian-style villa from 1894 is located in the historic town centre of Brake and is protected as an individual listed monument.

A unique opportunity to own a piece of history: This magnificent town villa, built in 1896, is located in the heart of Altena, near Altena Castle. The historical architecture of this villa is characterised by its distinctive features, such as the gable roof with elegant gables and exposed brickwork.

Villa Matterhorn rises on the verdant shores of Schlachtensee – a Gründerzeit country villa built in 1914 that has witnessed numerous transformations throughout its storied existence. Today, the property unites the lustre of its historic fabric with the benefits of contemporary technology, presenting itself as an extraordinary retreat in one of Berlin's most coveted locations.

A Grade-listed lakeside residence (1926) providing approximately 600 m² of living space, set within parkland grounds with private water access, mooring and boathouse. The property is distinguished by its secluded position and fine architectural appointments. Offered as a discreet sale; further particulars available upon request, subject to full contact details and proof of funds.

Nestled between Schlachtensee, Grunewald and Wannsee, this villa occupies one of the capital’s most desirable residential enclaves. Here, the pleasures of nature meet urban sophistication: lakeside strolls, cycling through the forest, and the cultural delights of Potsdam just a stone’s throw away. The neighbourhood also offers outstanding schools, refined shopping and excellent transport links.

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.

Classical Riverside Villa with Guest House in Bonn-Mehlem: Originally built in 1840 in Königswinter in the late classical style, this villa was relocated to the opposite bank of the Rhine in 1937/38 – a rare historic event in the Middle Rhine region. The entire building was dismantled and reconstructed true to the original at its current site in Bonn-Mehlem. Layout:

This exceptional villa seamlessly blends the charm of historic architecture with modern comfort. A place where history and modernism meet in a remarkable way, this unique property, built in 1924 by Peter Jürgensen, boasts a spacious layout and beautifully preserved Art Nouveau elements. It is ideal for both exclusive living and as a prestigious space for working and living under one roof.