Traditional architecture meets potential – city villa in the desirable Villenviertel of Bad Godesberg

This heritage-listed town villa, built in 1900, is centrally located in the desirable Villenviertel of Bad Godesberg – right across from the prestigious Hohenzollernplatz. The remarkable corner building impresses with its simple yet imposing clinker brick façade, which is characterized by a bold bay window, playful architectural details, and stained glass windows. Generously proportioned, the villa has three separate residential units: on the ground floor with approx. 120 m², on the 1st floor with approx. 116 m² and on the 2nd floor with approx. 107 m² of living space. In addition, the roof floor offers further potential for conversion into living space. There is no declaration of division, so there are many possible uses – whether as a multi-generational home, for combining into a spacious single-family home, or for renting out the individual units. In total, the townhouse villa has ten rooms and four bathrooms, which are harmoniously distributed across the individual levels. Inside, bright rooms, high ceilings, and lovingly preserved details preserve the historic character and create an open, inviting living atmosphere. The original wooden staircase, solid pitch pine and softwood floorboards are just waiting to be uncovered from under the current floor coverings and reveal their original charm.A special highlight is the heated winter garden with a southeast orientation on the ground floor, which ideally complements the living area and offers a protected transition to the spacious garden. The above-average size of the property for the neighborhood also allows for the construction of a garage or parking space in the rear garden area without compromising the spacious garden character. Three balconies on the upper floors extend the outdoor space and invite you to let your gaze wander over the greenery. The building also has a full basement, providing additional storage space. Last but not least, the rented ground floor unit currently provides ongoing rental income. At the same time, the villa is in need of renovation, offering lovers of historic properties the opportunity to carefully restore it to its former glory and combine classic charm with modern living standards. This city villa is more than just a property—it is a home with history, character, and a future, ideal for buyers looking for prestigious living with urban flair in one of Bonn's best locations. Images in the Exposé may have been optimized or adapted using AI for illustrative purposes.