Historic villa with a view of the Rhine, including an outbuilding and garage.

A property with history, character, and an exceptional atmosphere.

Behind a pleasantly understated facade lies a property that reveals its unique charm upon closer inspection. As the view opens up to the park-like grounds and the detached, historic villa becomes visible, the impression of a place that has evolved over decades and retains its own distinct character emerges. Spanning approximately 2,333 square meters, a private world unfolds, featuring mature trees, spacious outdoor areas, and established garden structures. The villa stands freely and naturally within this special environment. The garden not only frames the house but is an integral part of the entire property, contributing to its exceptional tranquility, spaciousness, and privacy. The villa has been meticulously restored with great passion, patience, and a keen understanding of its historical significance, carefully bringing it into the present day. The aim was not to transform a historic building into just another modern home. Instead, the soul of the house should be preserved, and its unique architecture should be kept alive. This allows the past and present to meet in a natural way. The spacious rooms, high ceilings, and historical architecture create a sense of space that is rarely found in modern properties. Despite its impressive dimensions, the villa possesses a remarkable warmth and livability. It feels representative without being aloof, and spacious without sacrificing a sense of comfort. The heart of the house is the imposing entrance hall with its gallery. From here, the entire house unfolds, immediately conveying its exceptional spaciousness. The interplay of light, ceiling height, and the preserved historical elements creates an atmosphere that cannot be artificially created – it is the result of the house's history and the careful restoration it has undergone. The former banqueting hall is particularly impressive, lending the property a nearly regal dimension. At the same time, the house offers numerous more intimate areas and retreats. It is precisely this interplay between grandeur and private living that makes it so special. A truly exceptional feature is the private bar, complete with a separate bathroom and direct access to the garden. It creates a unique space for convivial evenings, private celebrations, and special gatherings. With the doors open, the living space seamlessly extends into the garden – a harmonious blend of living, hospitality, and nature that gives this property a distinctive quality. The ensemble also includes an outbuilding that was renovated in 2020, offering additional possibilities for guests, work, creativity, or individual living ideas. It complements the villa with a self-contained area while also providing extra privacy. The spacious garage building is more than just an ancillary structure. In addition to two enclosed garages and a large gate, it features an upper floor with approximately 80 m² of storage space. However, the character of the property is perhaps best expressed in the park-like garden. Among the old trees and established landscaping, you'll find a large garden house, as well as two unique greenhouses. One was built in solid construction, while the other is a traditional timber-frame structure. They lend the property a unique, almost historical garden atmosphere, and in a special way combine architecture, nature, and history.

Location – Living on the Rhine in Erpel
The villa is located in Erpel on the Rhine, one of the charming places in the northern Rhineland-Palatinate region. The historic town center, its proximity to the Rhine, and the natural surroundings give the town a special appeal.
Walking along the Rhine, cycling tours along the river, and the view of the passing ships are all part of everyday life here, as is the easy access to the surrounding towns and cities.

Erpel offers a well-developed infrastructure with shops for daily needs, medical care, pharmacies, kindergartens, and schools. Restaurants, as well as cultural and tourist attractions in the surrounding Rhine towns, complement the offerings.

The nearby federal highways, as well as the A3 and A59 motorways, provide easy access to towns and cities such as Linz am Rhein, Neuwied, Bonn, and Koblenz. Public transportation also offers additional mobility options.