This charming villa is situated in an exclusive location in the first row opposite Jenischpark, one of the most important landscaped gardens in northern Germany. The listed property from 1908 was designed by the Hamburg architects Raabe & Wöhlecke. The Altona architectural partnership of Ludwig Raabe and Otto Wöhlecke was an important architectural firm for Hamburg, which designed many prestigious buildings and numerous stations for the elevated and subway railroad ring line before the First World War. The architectural style used by Raabe & Wöhlecke is also known as "Hamburg reform architecture", an architectural movement that turned away from historicism in order to create a modern, representative appearance, while at the same time adhering to traditional stylistic elements and construction methods. As early as 1909, the villa - with a direct view of Jenischpark - was extended by two wings and converted into a house with 4 units by 1994, which was inhabited until May 2024 and partly used with a quiet business. However, these could also be converted back into a stately single-family home after a comprehensive refurbishment, which is absolutely unique. This extraordinary architectural treasure - situated in one of the most exclusive locations in the west of Hamburg and within walking distance of the Elbe - combines historical charm with modern infrastructure. Curious? Then we look forward to your viewing request!