4 BR Unique Villa in Baden-Baden, Germany

Located directly on the prestigious Lichtentaler Allee, this unique and spacious villa was built in 1883 on a charming, park-like estate. Court photographer H. Witte commissioned the construction of this magnificent building based on the designs of architect Barth.

The villa is distinguished by its radiant white sandstone façade with a mansard roof, ornate wrought ironwork, a canopy, balcony railings, and decorative roof cresting, making it a remarkable example of historicist architecture. The Monument Protection Authority of Baden-Baden emphasizes its artistic value and cultural-historical significance, underlining the public interest in its preservation.

Situated on a plot of approx. 1,761 m², the grounds have been laid out in such a way that from the terrace on the garden side of the bel étage, one enjoys an unobstructed view of Mount Merkur. The property extends over three floors, with a living area of more than 602 m², accessible via a grand staircase. The stair railing and magnificent wood coffered ceilings on the landings are particularly impressive.

The representative rooms, with their generous ceiling heights, are interconnected by large double doors and feature various parquet floors, some with intricate inlays. Over time, the windows were replaced with double-glazed units — most recently in the mansard level in 2013 — while still maintaining ceiling heights of over 3 meters.

The former servant’s quarters offer the potential for installing an elevator. A double garage and ample parking spaces for additional vehicles complete the property.

This neoclassical villa, with its authentic architectural details and ornate stucco decorations, radiates the grace and elegance typical of Baden-Baden and conveys a sense of tradition and timeless beauty.

Living area: 602 m²

Plot size: 1,761 m²

Price by request.