Designer luxury villa.

This property features an exceptional architectural design, consisting of a core structure of 5 living modules, each approximately 100 square meters in size, along with extensions and connecting elements.

The house is divided into two areas, each containing 3 bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, although this configuration can be easily modified. The living area, including a conservatory, is approximately 100 square meters, while the kitchen is around 50 square meters. In addition, there are a dining room, a fireplace hall, a sauna area, an indoor swimming pool, and another living area constructed to bunker standards with reinforced concrete walls and ceilings.

Notable features include the exposed concrete ceiling panels, a built-in kitchen from Bofi/Bulthaup with Gaggenau appliances (original price approximately €200,000) covering 50 square meters, the impressive fireplace hall with a ceiling height of almost 6 meters, the large living area with white wood paneling, the spacious heated indoor swimming pool with a large glass front, and the living area, largely prepared as a bunker, with underfloor heating and a private bathroom, which can be easily upgraded into a nuclear fallout shelter.

The history of the house, along with artifacts discovered from the construction period, also fuels speculation about who it was originally intended for.

The villa is discreetly located in a quiet area, just a short walk from the town center, with its pedestrian zone, spa, park, thermal baths, and tennis courts. The golf course and racetrack are also nearby. The town offers three grammar schools, a hospital, and a variety of care services.

Excellent transport links are available via the motorway junction, just 2 km away, providing access to Braunschweig (35 minutes), Magdeburg and Hannover (65 minutes each), Hannover Airport (70 minutes), Leipzig Airport (80 minutes), as well as Berlin and Hamburg (140 minutes each). Public transport is also well-developed, with direct connections to Hannover and Braunschweig.

In terms of leisure and culture, in addition to golf, tennis, and horseback riding, there's the Burgberg railway with its forest summit trail and treetop walkway, a climbing park, and a fairytale park for children. Nearby attractions include the UNESCO World Heritage site of Rammelsberg, the Kaiserpfalz (Imperial Palace) in Goslar, a ski area (10 minutes away), the Brocken mountain with its steam railway, and Quedlinburg with its famous half-timbered old town.