- For Rent
- GBP 4,066
- Land Size: 75,347 ft2
- Property Type: Single Family Home
- Property Style: Modern
- Bedroom: 4
- Bathroom: 3
The listed "Haus am Talring ", a Bauhaus icon, can be attributed to Mies van der Rohe . The villa stands on a park-like plot of around 7,000 m² that rises towards the house at the foot of the Hülser Berg nature reserve.
As you enter through the floor-to-ceiling, original entrance door, you are greeted by fine Solnhofer tiles in the entrance area and the hall. The hall flows openly into the living room and adjoins the separate dining room. From the hall, you can access the partially covered, secluded terrace, which is paved with natural stone. A place of peace and relaxation in the open air, perfect for sociable evenings or relaxing hours. There are two further idyllic seating areas in the garden.
The adjoining living room features original parquet flooring with different colored woods, original walnut wall paneling and floor-to-ceiling windows that offer views of the private garden and Hülser Berg. The first floor also offers a functional fitted kitchen, original black and white floor tiles in a chequerboard pattern and a separate exit. An additional guest room and a guest WC in the vestibule complete this floor. The transition to the upper floor is via an elegant, rounded staircase.
On the upper floor, you will find a fantastic master bedroom with an adjoining bathroom equipped with two washbasins, a bathtub, a shower and a WC.
Three further bedrooms and a bathroom with bathtub offer plenty of space for the family and guests. The windows on this floor open out onto the green surroundings and create an atmosphere of security and tranquillity .
In addition to these amenities, the basement offers three storage rooms with ample storage space. A spacious studio with shower, accessible from the outside, offers an inspiring retreat for a home office or au pair accommodation.
" Mies van der Rohe's aim was to create the perfect balance between interior and exterior, between urbanity and nature, or as he called it, an "ideal area of tranquillity "*. This goal was realized par excellence in the "Haus am Talring ".
*(Source: Bby's magazine, article: Ludwig Mies van der Rohe : From tradition to modernity)
Monthly net rent € 4.750,00 Monthly ancillary costs € 1.600,00
Total monthly rent € 6.350,00
As you enter through the floor-to-ceiling, original entrance door, you are greeted by fine Solnhofer tiles in the entrance area and the hall. The hall flows openly into the living room and adjoins the separate dining room. From the hall, you can access the partially covered, secluded terrace, which is paved with natural stone. A place of peace and relaxation in the open air, perfect for sociable evenings or relaxing hours. There are two further idyllic seating areas in the garden.
The adjoining living room features original parquet flooring with different colored woods, original walnut wall paneling and floor-to-ceiling windows that offer views of the private garden and Hülser Berg. The first floor also offers a functional fitted kitchen, original black and white floor tiles in a chequerboard pattern and a separate exit. An additional guest room and a guest WC in the vestibule complete this floor. The transition to the upper floor is via an elegant, rounded staircase.
On the upper floor, you will find a fantastic master bedroom with an adjoining bathroom equipped with two washbasins, a bathtub, a shower and a WC.
Three further bedrooms and a bathroom with bathtub offer plenty of space for the family and guests. The windows on this floor open out onto the green surroundings and create an atmosphere of security and tranquillity .
In addition to these amenities, the basement offers three storage rooms with ample storage space. A spacious studio with shower, accessible from the outside, offers an inspiring retreat for a home office or au pair accommodation.
" Mies van der Rohe's aim was to create the perfect balance between interior and exterior, between urbanity and nature, or as he called it, an "ideal area of tranquillity "*. This goal was realized par excellence in the "Haus am Talring ".
*(Source: Bby's magazine, article: Ludwig Mies van der Rohe : From tradition to modernity)
Monthly net rent € 4.750,00 Monthly ancillary costs € 1.600,00
Total monthly rent € 6.350,00
