Historic villa in the Briller district with endless potential
A historic old villa from 1923 is for sale here, offering you a variety of uses. The total living space across all five floors is around 1,308 m. The features of the house are unique in size and layout and therefore offer a wide range of possible uses right in the heart of the Briller district. The building is currently divided into several residential units over several levels. At least two apartments must be accessible via a separate entrance.A special highlight of this property is the park-like property with a spacious and unique design. The property extends over approximately 4,456 m. From the terrace and balcony you can enjoy a breathtaking view over the Wupper valley. This creates an idyllic atmosphere that invites you to relax and enjoy.In 2020, the villa received a new, modern heating system with gas condensing technology from Viessmann and a new exhaust system for this system. This not only ensures an efficient energy supply, but also a pleasant indoor climate. The rooms are heated via central heating, allowing individual temperature control as desired.Overall, the villa presents itself as a unique jewel with historical charm and modern comfort. The immense living space offers a variety of possible uses and leaves room for individual design ideas. The exclusive location in the middle of a park-like property and the incomparable views make this property a sought-after place to live for discerning buyers.Seven separate parking spaces are also available on the property. This ensures convenient and uncomplicated parking.Get in touch today and arrange a viewing appointment. Convince yourself of this unique and lovingly designed villa and let yourself be enchanted by its charm. We will be happy to provide you with additional documents and records upon request.The building was built in 1923/24 by the architect Ludwig Conradi for the then director of the Vereinigte Glanzstoff-Factories, Wilhelm Springorum. Conradi specialized in villas and planned numerous other villas in Wuppertal in the 1920s. From 1939 it was used as a municipal business school for hardware. The single-storey low-rise buildings used for the same purpose have since been removed. An extension was added in 1957.The two-storey building has a T-shaped floor plan, the part facing the gable has a hipped roof, the cross wing has a hipped roof Mansard hipped roof. A stair tower with a curved pointed hood is located at the intersection of both halves of the building facing the street. The slate roofs have numerous dormers with neo-baroque elements. Since the house was built into the slope, this results in an exposed basement and cellar floor facing the garden. This masonry is made of sandstone blocks. The historical interior such as doors, paneling, parquet, stucco ceilings and the staircase are largely still preserved.On April 13, 1989, the villa including the outdoor areas was placed under monument protection. Between October and December 2000, the villa was the filming location for the drama "Don't Regret."

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