Description
This beautiful villa, built in 1912 by the architect Felix Sommer, is for sale. Many historical details from the construction period have been preserved to this day and are in good condition. The listed property offers a breathtaking view over Radebeul to Dresden on a 1610m² plot of land, which was previously partly used for wine growing. A beautiful outdoor space could be created under a large copper beech tree that has taken root on the large property, where you could end beautiful summer evenings. The house was partially renovated in the mid-90s. As part of the work, the roof, windows and bathrooms were replaced. The electrics and heating followed in 2012. The villa offers a living space of approximately 395 m2. These are divided over 3 floors. The basement is accessed via a door on the lower floor from the garden; here there is a small 3-room apartment of approx. 70m². Over the years, the long-term tenants, with a lot of initiative, have kept the living spaces in a very good condition. Among other things, they installed a pretty little bathroom with a shower and expanded an additional room. In the basement there is also the boiler room, the laundry room and some storage rooms. The rest of the cellar is entered separately. You enter the apartment on the 1st floor via a large outside staircase and an extremely impressive reception area. There are many beautiful details in approximately 145 m² of living space, spread over 2 rooms. There are many stucco ornaments on the walls and high ceilings, an original fireplace and window blinds as well as well-kept parquet floors. The highlight of this floor is the beautiful 25m² balcony, with a view of the Elbe Valley as far as Dresden. The bathroom is rather functional, but offers a bathtub, a shower and a washing machine connection. There is also a small 1-room apartment on this floor with approx. 25 m² of living space, which was used by the current owners as a holiday apartment. This can be accessed via a small staircase at the back of the house or from the reception hall. A small bathroom with shower was also installed here. The 2nd floor can be reached via a beautiful wooden staircase, where there are still original lamps and are evidence of the former beautiful furnishings of this villa. The large 4-room apartment, with approx. 145m², is entered through a small hallway, which the tenants themselves separated from the stairwell in the past. From here you come into a small kitchen with a beautiful balcony at the back of the house. A practical bathroom with a tub and shower leads to a dining room and from there to the living room and two other rooms. The second balcony on this floor is accessed from the living room and it also offers a wonderful view and enough space to linger. The floor plan of this floor corresponds to the tenants' expectations, so some doors are not used, which explains the unusual access to the dining room. Nevertheless, the original, well-kept parquet floors, many stucco elements and small windows facing the hallway are still present here. It is no longer possible to understand why the toilet for this floor is halfway up the stairs and not in the bathroom. This circumstance significantly reduces rental income here. The attic could provide additional living space; it has not yet been converted. This villa is actually a rough diamond in the Radebeul real estate market, and the location above the Hoflößnitz and below the Bismarck Tower and the Spitzhaus is also extremely impressive. This is a dream property where the new owner should have a lot of time and would like to keep this beautiful property in his possession out of love. We would be happy to arrange a viewing appointment for you, where you can get your own impression of this impressive property.Oberlößnitz, an independent rural community until 1934, is now a district and district of Radebeul in the Meißen district in Saxony. The name Lößnitz is derived from Lěsnica, the Slavic word for “forest stream”. The Sorbs who originally lived here probably named this area after the Lößnitzbach, which had much more water at the time and which flowed from the mountain gorge (Lößnitzgrund), then branched into many small tributaries before it was regulated and finally flowed into the Elbe near Serkowitz. The Lößnitzgrund separates the Oberlößnitz in the east from the Niederlößnitz in the west. Today, the Oberlößnitz is mainly characterized by the viticulture of the individual vineyard Radebeuler Goldener Wagen as well as the villa-like development.*Monument* *best location in Radebeul* *large property* *impressive view* *many original details from the construction period have been preserved* *large rooms* * renovated in the 1990s* *rented with rental income of around €1000 per month* The stately villa, which is listed as a historical monument along with its fencing, is located, like the neighboring houses, on a steep hillside. On the valley side, the building is two-story and has a well-developed, tiled, hipped mansard roof. On the south-facing side facing the street, in front of the lower floor there is a porch about the width of the building with a terrace on top, protected by a balustrade. Above this rises in the symmetrical facade a quarter-round central projection, which is designed as a facade in front of the lower mansard roof surface and is closed off in front of the upper roof surface by a curved, bending conical hood. The entrance is on the right side of the building in an arbor above an outside staircase. The otherwise simply plastered building has a differentiated plaster structure on the risalit, which consists of pilaster strips and plaster areas with ornamentation. The original shutters on the upper floors have now disappeared. At the top of the high quarry stone retaining wall facing the street there is a wooden fence between plastered pillars with cover plates. In the retaining wall itself there is a plastered, arched archway as an entrance gate with a two-leaf wooden gate. At the top center there is a plaster keystone with the house number. The cover is provided by a roof that follows the basket arch in large areas, but is bent and curved towards the edge. The top edge of the wooden gate is concave; It thereby forms a lying oval with the basket arch. While the gate leaves in the lower splash area are closed, the perforated part above is supported by vertical, turned bars.[3]MONEY LAUNDERING: As a real estate brokerage company, von Poll Immobilien GmbH is in accordance with Section 2 Paragraph 1 No. 14 and Section 11 Paragraph 1 , 2 Money Laundering Act (GwG) is obliged to establish and verify the identity of the contractual partner when establishing a business relationship, or as soon as there is a serious interest in the execution of the real estate purchase contract. For this purpose, in accordance with Section 11 Paragraph 4 of the GwG, we need to record the relevant data on your identity card (if you act as a natural person) - for example by means of a copy. For a legal entity, we need a copy of the commercial register extract, which shows the beneficial owner. The Money Laundering Act stipulates that the broker must keep the copies or documents for five years. As our contractual partner, you also have a duty to cooperate in accordance with Section 11 (6) GwG. LIABILITY: We would like to point out that the property information, documents, plans, etc. we pass on come from the seller or landlord. We therefore accept no liability for the accuracy or completeness of the information. It is therefore the responsibility of our customers to check the property information and details contained therein for accuracy. All real estate offers are subject to change and are subject to errors, prior sale and rental or other interim use. OUR SERVICE FOR YOU AS AN OWNER: If you are planning to sell or rent out your property, it is important for you to know its market value. 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