Historic city villa with generous space

Generosity, the flair of the early 20th century, and a flexibly usable range of rooms give this exceptional city villa an unmistakable presence. Its prominent location is emphasized in a particularly representative manner by the elegantly rounded corner of the building, lending the structure a harmonious, almost sculptural effect. Finely coordinated architectural details, balanced proportions, and the characteristic façade articulation reflect the high building culture of the turn of the century. The orientation of the building, constructed by Paul Prack in 1904, creates flowing sightlines and underscores the property’s special status within the historic streetscape of Oberkassel. As a rare testament to upscale residential architecture, the villa strikingly combines historic charm with timeless elegance and is among the most architecturally distinctive appearances in its surroundings. Partly original oak herringbone parquet, white panel doors with beautifully framed surrounds, and an impressive wooden staircase create an exceptionally welcoming, stylish ambiance. Ceiling heights of almost four meters and continuous ceiling cornice molding accentuate the enchanting period character. The rooms extend over four residential floors with approx. 381 m² of space and offer ample scope for development. The garden level is currently designed as a self-contained accessory apartment. A highlight is the mature city garden, which conveys a very private atmosphere, offers space for a pool, and another highlight: the oversized garage with an additional parking space in front. In 2009/10, an extensive renovation was carried out in close coordination with the Historic Preservation Office, bringing the property into the 21st century. As part of further measures and with the conversion of the basement into a separate apartment, the period villa was developed into a luxurious residence.