Historic Cellar

There are rooms you do not need – and others you wish for as soon as you have seen them. This historic cellar beneath a new-build garden villa belongs to the second category.

It dates back to the time of the old hammer mills, on the grounds of which the Geyerhammer Residence was built. Thick, naturally aged masonry, pleasantly cool temperatures all year round, and an atmosphere that a new build simply lacks.

It is at least as practical as it is atmospheric: The cellar can be conveniently reached via the lift from the ground floor – or via its own separate entrance from outside. This makes it ideal for deliveries, entirely without taking a detour through the house.

Whether as generous storage space, a wine cellar, or that special place that gives a home an additional layer of history: This cellar is far more than just an ancillary room.

A piece of the past that can be effortlessly integrated into the present.

The agent is acting as a dual broker.