A gleaming white plastered villa that with its elegantly subdivided facades and its four characteristic cornertowers gracefully defies any fashion. A timelessly beautiful house thatshows attitude, that will stay. and with its classically symmetricalproportions, it fits naturally into the tradition of bourgeois villas from Karl Friedrich Schinkel to Hermann Muthesius and Peter Behrens. The four characteristic corner towers of the house accommodate four guest rooms, each with its own staircase, private marble bathroom and spacious roof terrace. The reception lounge with its large 7 meters glass skylight opens up all the rooms of the villa. Characteristic elements here are the almost roomhigh wood paneling, the coarsegrained terrazzo floor, and the oak staircase construction that leads up to the surrounding gallery on the upper floor. On the upper floor, the surrounding gallery opens up the family's private retreat. Lined up like a string of pearls are the dressing room, children's room, study openly connected to the gallery, master bedroom, a directly adjoining bathroom in white marble and a second dressing room with equally detailed furnishings. Directly below the terrace, in the plinth level inserted at ground level, there is a large pool with uniform water overflow, a hammam and a sauna with a separate plunge pool. The pool is clad in dark marble, the relaxation room subtly delineated by white marble columns. The spacious property of about 3000 sqm area extends harmoniously and directly on the Thielpark. This charming paradise not only offers generous space for development, butalso seamlessly connects your green oasis with the natural beauty of the park. An elegant fountain in the parklike garden adds an extra touch of elegance and relaxation to this idyll. An Estate for the next 5 generations