This impressive sandstone villa, built in 1898 by architect Wilhelm Schulte, enjoys a central location in Neustadt and, following extensive renovations between 2017 and 2020, captivates visitors with its historic details in the neo-Baroque style. As a listed building, it shines with a special brilliance, blending the charm of bygone eras with modern amenities and offering contemporary comfort at a high level. The renovation concept was based on preserving the stylistic elements and the historic building fabric while simultaneously incorporating modern technical innovations, always in close consultation with the heritage preservation authorities.The imposing appearance of the house is immediately apparent upon first glance.You enter the magnificent property through the electronically controlled wrought-iron gate. The entire front area offers parking for several vehicles and has been redesigned and equipped with electricity and water. A connection for a wallbox electric vehicle charging station has been installed.At the rear of the property, the mature garden with its trees and shrubs invites you to relax and unwind. On the sun terrace, bordered by sandstone, you can spend many hours with family and friends.The sandstone staircase on the east side leads to the entrance of the property. The original red wooden front door has been lovingly restored and provides a stylish entrance to the house. The house boasts a classic layout on its main floor (Bel Etage) with original stucco work and ceilings over 3 meters high. Here you will find the impressive living and dining room, which can be separated by a classic wooden sliding door, the kitchen with access to the extension and a view of the garden, a bright shower room, and two further rooms currently used as a dressing room and office. The private bedrooms are located on the two upper floors. The first floor, with its four rooms, spacious bathroom with natural light, and access to the balcony, offers ample space for a family. The attic features a studio with a bright shower room. This allows for flexible use by families, couples, or individuals who require plenty of space to live and work. The basement, with its solid sandstone walls and vaulted ceilings, is monumental. It houses three utility rooms and the boiler room. As part of the renovation, the ceiling was insulated and additionally supported with a steel pillar for the Swedish stove in the living room.