Historic “Villa Bavaria” with character – a single-family home in traditional style, in need of renovation

This detached single-family home from the 1910s impresses with its distinctive style, solid structure, and diverse development potential. Known as “Villa Bavaria,” the property sits on a plot of approx. 541 m² and combines traditional craftsmanship with the opportunity for an individualized redesign. The exterior is characterized by typical features of the Heimatstil, such as the striking mansard roof, a round-arched entrance portal with decorative plaster painting, and original wooden shutters. The solid brick construction underscores the high building quality of this era. The house currently offers about 137 m² of living space, spread over two full floors. The attic is partially finished and still offers considerable potential for additional living space. With appropriate modernization, additional bedrooms, a studio, or a home office could be created here. However, the property is in an unrenovated condition and requires comprehensive gut renovation, including heating, electrical systems, insulation, windows, and sanitary installations. For investors or people with an eye for style and quality, this offers a solid basis with authentic character. Development is governed by Section 34 of the German Federal Building Code (BauGB). Due to the surrounding neighboring buildings with two full floors plus attic, there are generally options for expansion or new construction, depending on preferences and in consultation with the building authority. This house is an ideal opportunity for people with vision and a sense for the special, who are willing to invest in a property with character and potential.