A Statement for the Art of Living and Luxury

As majestic as historic cultural heritage yet a modern design masterpiece, this villa, built in 2002, blends classical majesty with contemporary elegance. Inspired by Karl Friedrich Schinkel and Peter Behrens, it features approximately 1,658 square meters of living space. The pristine white villa, crowned by four characteristic corner towers, rests on an opulent pedestal, radiating unmistakable grandeur.At its heart is a wood-paneled atrium with a seven-meter-high ceiling and a spectacular glass roof, flooding the space with radiant daylight. A black marble fireplace commands attention as a striking centerpiece, with refined details of marble found throughout. Floor-to-ceiling, white-framed mullioned windows, Macassar wood cabinets, and bronze-and-brass chandeliers evoke bygone grandeur while embodying timeless style.The open floor plan and ample wall space provide room for art or designer furniture. From the main hall, key rooms are accessible on both levels: the salon, private dressing areas, children’s and study rooms, and four bedrooms with en-suite marble bathrooms, each housed within one of the corner towers.