Historic villa between the Roman Garden and Bismarckstein in Blankenese, 250m to the Elbe beach

This house, built by architect Max Benndorf in 1935 at the foot of the Blankeneser Polterberg on the former 'Merckschen Gelände', on a wild wooded plot on a slope, has been in the family for fifty years and is now to pass into new hands. An extension is conceivable, for example to extend the current ground floor or to convert the existing roof into additional living space. It is also feasible to open up the upper floor to the gable. Individual walls can be removed to create an open-plan living, dining and kitchen area with a spacious floor plan, for example. The rooms on the upper floor can be further opened up to nature through floor-to-ceiling windows to the south/west-facing terrace and the east-facing balcony. Another option is to combine the garage with the southern utility room on the ground floor to create a small unit of its own with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the garden, possibly also for external, furnished rental, for example to Airbus employees.

Located between the Roman Garden and Bismarckstein and 250m to the most beautiful and quiet part of the Blankenese Elbe beach. Excellent connection to the center of Blankenese, directly in front of the property is the bus stop 'Elbhöhenweg' of the 'Blankeneser Bergziege', the S-Bahn Blankenese can be reached in five minutes.