Architect-designed house from the 1950s on the Mulang – a cultural monument in an exceptional location.

Some houses impress with their size. Others with their location. And some possess a unique history. This exceptional architect-designed house on the Kasseler Mulang combines the characteristic architecture of the young Federal Republic of Germany with a well-established property and a size that is particularly pleasant today. With approximately 209 square meters of living space on a 797 square meter plot, the property is spacious without being overly large. It offers plenty of room for family, guests, and working from home, while still remaining manageable both inside the house and in the garden. For us, this is a special quality: to live representatively and generously, without having to maintain an excessively large house and a correspondingly extensive property. The house was designed by Emil Pohle in 1952 and built in 1953. Later, it was further developed by the Kassel architect Theo Bode, brother of documenta founder Arnold Bode. Numerous characteristic design elements have been preserved to this day. The property's defining features include the spacious staircase leading to the upper floor, built-in cabinets and display cases, the unique design of individual floors, and the large, curved window facade overlooking the garden and the water feature. These details give the house a distinctive character. The original architectural vision is still clearly evident more than 70 years after its construction. A particularly notable feature is the close connection between the interior and exterior spaces. Large windows bring plenty of light into the house, while several terraces and numerous direct access points open the living areas to the enclosed garden. A business couple from Kassel acquired the property in the 1980s and, in 2009, undertook a careful and extensive modernization, adapting it to modern living needs. The spacious living and dining area was preserved in its original form. In contrast, the kitchen was significantly enlarged and transformed into a generous living kitchen. It offers ample space for cooking, dining, and socializing with multiple people. Additionally, a guest bathroom was created in the entrance area. The renovation focused primarily on opening up the house further to the garden. Almost all the windows were replaced; many of the original window openings were replaced with large glass doors. This created direct access to terraces, the garden, a loggia, and a balcony in many areas. The upper floor was also modernized and improved. Additional window areas, a loggia, and balcony, along with high-quality wooden floors, create bright and comfortable living spaces. The central heating system was replaced in 2020 with an oil-fired condensing boiler. Due to its architectural significance, the building is a protected historical landmark. The property is part of an estate. As the heirs live in different locations throughout Germany, they have decided to sell the property. The house is available immediately. A notary appointment can be arranged quickly.

The Mulang area in Kassel-Bad Wilhelmshöhe is one of the city's most prestigious and established residential areas. The current land value for this property is approximately €540,000, and it has been steadily increasing in recent years.

A key feature of this property is its immediate proximity to the Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe. The park essentially begins at the end of the quiet residential street, and it's reachable on foot in about two minutes.

This means that an exceptional park landscape is not only nearby, but practically becomes an extension of the living environment.

At the same time, Bad Wilhelmshöhe boasts excellent infrastructure. Schools, kindergartens, shops, doctors, leisure facilities, and everyday amenities are all located within easy reach.

Public transportation provides good connections to the Kassel-Wilhelmshöhe ICE train station and to the city center. Regional road connections are also easily accessible.

Despite this excellent connectivity, the property itself offers plenty of green space and a high degree of privacy.