A charming villa dating from 1930 with an enchanting south-facing garden

This particularly charming villa, built in 1930, is situated in the Wald-Villenkolonie, which was developed around 1895 by the well-known building contractors Heilmann & Littmann. Many of the original features from the time of construction have been preserved, such as lattice windows with folding shutters, herringbone parquet flooring and stucco work. Added to this is the ceiling height of approximately 3 metres, typical of the period. The spacious living/dining area with a bay window offers direct access to the garden. There are five bedrooms, as well as a particularly attractive veranda room on the upper floor with corner-spanning windows across the entire width of the room. The lower ground floor comprises two rooms that have been converted into living spaces. The south-facing garden, which was once particularly beautiful, is currently overgrown – a felling permit has been granted for part of the mature trees. Following a comprehensive renovation, this formerly stately villa, with its attractive layout and many original features, will regain its former splendour.