The fine art of living! Unique Bauhaus-style architect-designed RMH in Mannheim - without estate agent

This unique architect's mid-terrace house in Bauhaus style skillfully implements Mies van der Rohe's famous saying "less is more".

The architecture of this house is fascinating both from the outside and the inside. An open, well thought-out room concept, light-flooded rooms, an open gallery, large panoramic windows with XL glass surfaces, strip lighting, grandiose sightlines and excellent fittings with high-quality materials characterize this extraordinary mid-terraced house in Mannheim-Rheinau.

Every floor is a highlight.

The living area on the first floor combines living, dining, cooking and a home office in the conservatory, which can be partitioned off if required. This level offers a fascinating interplay of standing, integrated and floating elements. A Bulthaup cooking island, an American fridge, Miele built-in appliances and custom-made high-gloss built-in furniture are state of the art.

The rest and relaxation area with bedroom, master bathroom and walk-in mirrored closet can be found on the second floor. The highlight here is the unique master bathroom with free-standing designer bathtub, walk-in rain shower with almost invisible drain, exclusive fine stone tiles, an Italian designer washbasin and high-quality designer fittings from renowned German manufacturers.

The basement is divided into a technical area and a further living area with a ground-level shower room, also with an almost invisible drain, Italian tiles in XXL format and - thanks to walk-in glass - a daylight and versatile hobby room, the largest room in the house. The utility room with high-gloss built-in cupboards and Miele appliances makes a statement and even the utility room is well-designed, without disruptive pipes and reduced to the essentials. In the spirit of Mies van der Rohe.

The three levels are connected by a sculptural, seemingly floating designer cantilever staircase made of exposed concrete, hand-planed, whitewashed real oak floorboards and walls with an exposed concrete look. This skilful use of cooler non-colors and warm natural materials is what makes the house so appealing. Other unifying design elements are the Le Corbusier light, blind and push-button switches used throughout the house.

In keeping with the Bauhaus concept, all door and window openings and even the roof are open to the maximum, providing plenty of light and brightness and therefore almost always a good mood 😊

The large glass elements not only invite in the sun, but also connect the interior with the Mediterranean garden via the 18m2 south-west-facing terrace. Olive trees and tall, evergreen laurel bushes offer protection from prying eyes and a large, 40-year-old plane tree provides cooling. Here you can enjoy your summer.

This house is a statement!

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Your dream home is located in the middle of the border triangle of Baden-Württemberg, Rhineland-Palatinate and Hesse, better known as the Rhine-Neckar metropolitan region and is one of the most attractive and competitive regions in Europe. Ten of the 100 largest listed companies are based here, including five global corporations. The three largest cities are Mannheim, Ludwigshafen and Heidelberg. Mannheim's own City Airport connects the metropolitan region with the world.
The university and non-university research institutions in the Rhine-Neckar metropolitan region enjoy a worldwide reputation. More than 230 museums, 110 theaters and an almost incalculable number of concerts and festivals offer a wide range of cultural activities. Four UNESCO World Heritage Sites and over 120 castles and palaces bear witness to an eventful history. In the leisure sector, over 2,700 clubs invite you to join in. The Hockenheimring (Formula 1, DTM), ice hockey games (Adler Mannheim), handball games (Rhein-Neckar Löwen, TSG Ludwigshafen-Friesenheim) and, of course, soccer (1899 Hoffenheim, Waldhof Mannheim) are all great places to watch. Connoisseurs love the regional cuisine and top gastronomy as much as the renowned wines from four growing regions, offered at many hundreds of traditional wine and folk festivals in the region. The metropolitan region is one of the sunniest regions in Germany and, with the Odenwald and Palatinate Forest, a paradise for nature lovers and those seeking relaxation.

The mid-terrace house on offer is located in an absolutely quiet, former development area with a green residential environment in Mannheim's southernmost district of Rheinau, which has a population of around 25,000. There is no traffic noise to disturb you, as the house can only be reached on foot (loading and unloading is of course permitted). The location is particularly characterized by its very good infrastructure. All shopping facilities, schools, kindergartens, doctors, streetcar stops and a train station can be found within a radius of 900 meters. Thanks to the nearby connection to the B36, A656 and A6, you can quickly reach the city center of Mannheim, the old town of Heidelberg or Frankfurt, Karlsruhe and Kaiserslautern. The Rheinau forest is only 300m away. The Rhine, the forest swimming pool or the Rheinau lake are approx. 1.5 km away.