This historic city villa in the most sought-after and expensive residential area in Regensburg is an absolute gem. With a property area of 1052 square metres and a living space of over 411 square metres spread over 16 rooms, this unique monument house offers plenty of space for individual living. The former Pustet Villa was created in 1888 by converting a building built in 1830 by the first owner, Gottlieb Freiherr von Thon-Dittmer, and is a late classicist eaves-side house with a central projection. The special flair of the complex results from the symbiosis of the historic building with the bright and graceful design of the ensemble and the lovingly designed details with numerous stucco ornaments on the facade.The villa is located in the well-known avenue belt opposite the Thurn & Taxis Princely Palace and is surrounded by well-kept green areas. The historical details of the villa have been lovingly preserved, including the original wooden doors, doors lavishly decorated with colored glass elements and the historical herringbone parquet floors. The villa also has a historic staircase with high-quality wooden steps and dark parquet floors and mosaic floors as well as forged railings with wooden handrails.On the ground floor there is a very spacious apartment with its own entrance and historic double-winged front doors with gold fittings protected by a canopy. A keystone from the Liebfrauenkapelle in Gesandtenstrasse 5, which was demolished in the 19th century, was built in above the front door. It shows Mary with child and is dated to the third quarter of the 14th century.In this charming apartment you will find a guest room, a large bathroom, a very large dining room with a cozy fireplace and a seating area in the very high-quality wood-paneled bay window, a winter garden with access to the large terrace and the surrounding garden, a salon for guests, a large kitchen dining area and another fireplace as well as many historical details with the original wooden doors and doors elaborately decorated with colored glass engravings.The historic staircase with high-quality wooden steps and dark herringbone parquet floors takes you to the first floor, where you will find two large historic entrance doors with skylight windows. On the left side there is a modernized and very stylish three and a half room apartment with very high-quality vinyl floors in a wood look, a fully equipped kitchen, a large living-dining room with numerous windows and a south-facing balcony with a view of the well-kept garden area, a study and a bedroom and a bathroom with a bathtub with a daylight window. The second apartment with a fitted kitchen is currently used as an office and has a similar layout and a large balcony facing the Dörnbergpark and the avenue belt. All of the historic room doors with paneling have been preserved in the villa. The historic and very valuable herringbone parquet floor is still in this apartment.On the top floor you will find a pretty attic apartment with two rooms, a kitchen, a living room, a bathroom with shower and a bedroom with enough space for a bed and built-in wardrobe. There is a lot of expansion potential for additional living space in the undeveloped part of the attic. The villa has numerous parking spaces for cars and its own garage, which is an extremely rare commodity in the old town of Regensburg.The property is an excellent example of Regensburg's architectural history and offers its new owners a stylish and luxurious home. If you are interested in this unique property, don't hesitate and don't miss the opportunity to become a part of Regensburg's history.