luxury houses for sale Paderborn, Germany

At the end of a private driveway, idyllically situated on the Neue Exter, an extraordinary property awaits you on approximately 4,700 m² of park-like grounds. Mature trees, spacious green areas, and the unique waterfront location create the utmost in privacy and natural elegance. The property comprises two separate buildings: a spacious, modern residence and a meticulously renovated half-timbered house. Both properties have their own lots and can be purchased independently or together as an exclusive combined estate. This opens up a wide range of individual usage possibilities—from a private retreat to a multigenerational living arrangement to a combination of living and working. The Modern Residence The spacious residence impresses with a grand entrance hall, a striking steel structure, floor-to-ceiling windows, and open, light-filled living areas. High-quality materials and thoughtfully designed features characterize the interior. A solid-wood kitchen with Miele appliances, the light-filled sunroom, and spacious bedrooms and dressing areas underscore the high level of living comfort. An exclusive wellness area with a sauna and whirlpool, as well as a private wine cellar, complement the exceptional living space. Underfloor heating, a solar power system, an alarm system, and spacious garage areas round out the amenities. The Completely Renovated Half-Timbered House Situated in a prime location on Neue Exter, this lovingly and completely renovated half-timbered house stands as a standalone property with a unique character. The building underwent extensive renovation in 1999 and combines the historic charm of half-timbered architecture with contemporary living comfort. Two separate residential units are distributed across approximately 194.7 m² of living space. As a result, the house offers a wide range of possibilities—for a family, multiple generations, guests, living and working, or even as an investment property. The half-timbered house stands on its own lot of approximately 380 m², with its own parcel number and separate land registry entry. Access is via a shared private driveway. Historic Character, Interpreted with a Contemporary Twist During the comprehensive renovation, the historic half-timbered structure was preserved and combined with modern living comfort. The result is an extraordinary home that preserves the building’s authentic character while meeting contemporary needs. The two separate residential units allow for flexible use and make the half-timbered house an attractive option both as a standalone property and as a complement to the adjacent residence. An ensemble with diverse possibilities The park-like grounds connect the two properties into an extraordinary private retreat. At the same time, the independent lots offer particular flexibility in terms of use and acquisition. The total area of approximately 4,700 m² also presents—subject to the appropriate building and regulatory reviews—interesting development potential. An exceptional ensemble on the Neue Exter that combines historic character, contemporary living comfort, and a unique setting close to nature—whether as a standalone property or as an exclusive estate.

A property consisting of a modernized half-timbered house as the main house and an optional guest house, situated in a uniquely quiet location on the south side of the Wiehengebirge, leaves nothing to be desired in terms of exclusivity. The park-like property is located in the Schwenningdorf district of Rödinghausen and offers direct access to the forest on the north side. The main house presents itself in a high-quality country house style with an open, modern first floor. It has a spacious living area with adjoining kitchen and an unobstructed view of the sun terrace. A wood-burning stove enhances the flair of this special country house. The cozy dining area, the office, a small guest room, the guest WC and the utility room round off the individually designed first floor. The upper floor also impresses with its modern charm and can be reached via a solid staircase. Here you will find the bedroom with adjoining wellness bathroom, which is second to none. A free-standing bathtub with a view of the private park, a floor-level rain shower and a high-quality sauna complete this exclusive en suite bathroom. This property is perfect for couples or as a second home in the countryside. It offers the perfect retreat for anyone who wants to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and enjoy the tranquillity of nature without sacrificing the amenities of a nearby city. Complementary: The entire property, consisting of the main house and guest house, is divided according to WEG in common ownership. The guest house with approx. 85 m² of living space, which is located on the street side in the southern part of the property, offers additional living space if required. It is not part of the current offer, but can be purchased at the same time as the main house if desired.

The Esbeck manor is nestled in the gently rolling hills of the Leinebergland, between the towns of Bad Gandersheim and Alfeld, in the municipality of Freden in the district of Hildesheim. The rounded estate combines agriculture, forestry and an attractive hunting estate on almost 100 hectares of land to form a rare unit in this form. The land stretches from the banks of the Leine at an altitude of around 97 meters up to the striking Selterklippen cliffs at 330 meters - an impressive elevation profile that gives the estate its special scenic character. Arable land, grassland, extensive stands of deciduous woodland and near-natural steep slopes alternate, creating a picture that is unparalleled in Lower Saxony. The estate comprises around 38 hectares of good quality arable land, which is leased to a local farmer, as well as around 5 hectares of grassland in the Leinen lowlands. By far the largest area is made up of around 57 hectares of forest, consisting mainly of valuable hardwood stands, which are professionally managed by a forestry association. A residential house with a garden plot and two residential units round off the property. As a private hunting estate, Rittergut Esbeck offers excellent conditions for hunting wild boar, roe deer and small game with a hunting area of around 120 hectares - including adjacent additional land. For buyers with an affinity for hunting, this is a unique selling point that can hardly be reproduced. As such, the manor is a member of the traditional Hildesheim Knighthood - a testimony to its historical roots in the region and an aspect that is of considerable sentimental value to a certain group of buyers. The area is extraordinarily scenic and, in addition to hunting, offers a wide range of opportunities for horse riding, hiking and experiencing nature. At the same time, the location is easily accessible: Bad Gandersheim and Alfeld can be reached in a few minutes, Hanover in under an hour.

The top floor of this listed town villa from 1896 is home to an exceptionally charming apartment with a classic, timeless character. The villa was extensively renovated between 2004 and 2009 in line with its listed status. The roof and roof truss were completely renovated, as were the façade, electrics, pipes, windows and building services - a level of furnishing that impressively underlines the elegant character of the villa. With around 78 m² of living space, the apartment impresses with its well thought-out room layout, bright rooms and exposed roof beams, which give the interior a warm, authentic atmosphere. The open-plan living and dining area with integrated kitchen forms the center of the apartment - ideal for stylish living under the roof. The bathroom is designed with Rosa Portogallo marble and features sculptured marble washbasins reminiscent of 19th century fireplaces, giving the room a special historical accent. An architectural highlight of the apartment is the loggia, which offers sun from morning to evening and extends the living space to the outside. Access is convenient via an elevator that leads directly to the unit, or alternatively via the shared staircase. A fiber optic connection is also available and enables a modern, high-performance internet supply. Thanks to the comprehensive modernization of the roof, façade, electrics, pipes and building services, the entire villa is in excellent structural condition. This top-floor apartment combines historical charm, appropriate living culture and special privacy in one of Hanover's most sought-after residential areas.

Welcome to this remarkable villa, offering around 368 m² of living space on a stunning 5,000 m² plot. Built in 2018, the property blends contemporary architecture with exceptional interior design and luxurious details – a true retreat for those who value tranquility, nature, and refined living. The impressive entrance hall sets the tone immediately: floor-to-ceiling doors, premium switch systems, and harmonious lighting emphasize a commitment to high-end residential culture. Ceiling heights of up to 3.40 m and a thoughtfully composed layout create an immediate sense of openness and generosity. At the heart of the home lies the light-filled living and dining area, featuring elegant parquet flooring and a modern gas fireplace as a visual centerpiece. Expansive window fronts open onto the surrounding terrace and garden, creating a seamless flow between indoor and outdoor living. The open-concept kitchen is equipped with top-of-the-line appliances, atmospheric lighting, and a central island – ideal for stylish dinner evenings. The villa offers several individually designed bedrooms with views into the greenery, as well as luxurious bathrooms featuring designer fixtures, walk-in showers, and exclusive materials. The living space is complemented by a sophisticated study or library, along with a dedicated fitness and spa area including a sauna. A separate, modern outbuilding provides versatile usage options. Spread across two floors, it offers ample room for an elegant office, creative studio, or comfortable guest house. Large windows ensure bright and inviting spaces, while the compact architectural concept allows for efficient use of space. Its flexible layout makes it perfectly adaptable to personal needs – whether as a private workspace or a cozy retreat for visiting guests. The expansive garden with mature trees, manicured lawns, and a terrace with an outdoor kitchen forms a true sanctuary of peace – ideal for summer gatherings, relaxed outdoor living, or intimate moments of retreat.

This extraordinary Bel Etage impressively combines the charm of historical architecture with classic, prestigious living comfort. The listed town villa from 1896 was extensively renovated between 2004 and 2009 with great attention to detail. The modernization was carried out with particular attention to the historical substance: wooden windows based on historical models (including decorative profiles), elaborately restored stucco and ceiling paintings as well as the use of high-quality natural materials characterize the appearance. In the course of the refurbishment, the electrics, plumbing, roof and roof truss were also completely renewed. The apartment extends over the mezzanine floor and the comfortably converted basement and comprises around 260 m² of living space. The living space was calculated without taking into account the private outdoor seating area. The impressive ceiling heights of approx. 3.60 m on the mezzanine floor and approx. 2.40 m in the basement emphasize the spaciousness of the ambience. High ceilings, finely crafted stucco elements, a restored tiled stove, 24 mm thick oak parquet flooring and three elegantly designed bathrooms in Rosa Portogallo marble lend this unit a stylish, classic character. A special highlight is the private outdoor seating area, which can be accessed via three separate entrances from the living and basement areas. The area is assigned exclusively to this unit via a special right of use and is fitted with a high-quality Indian granite floor. Heating is provided by a separate gas condensing boiler (floor heating), which also provides hot water. A fiber optic connection is available. This offer is rounded off by an alarm system, a garage and an additional parking space.

There are buildings that are more than mere structures. They tell the story of their era, of an architectural identity and of a cultural vision that was not conceived for the short term – and which endures to this day. The gatehouses in the Georgengarten are among these rare examples of classical architecture. In a unique setting, nestled within one of northern Germany’s most significant gardens, they combine historical significance with a quiet, timeless elegance. Their impact stems not from a prominent presence, but from their demeanour – understated, clear and enduring. This brochure is dedicated to an ensemble of exceptional standing. It invites you not only to observe the architecture, but also to contextualise it. And to discover a place that combines substance, history and quality of life in an extraordinary way.

Built around 1959, this detached single-family home with a full basement and a granny flat is one of the rare properties available in the sought-after Zooviertel neighborhood. With approximately 300 m² of living space, the home features impressive rooms, approximately 3 m ceiling heights, and up to six bedrooms offering generous space. A particular highlight is the wellness area, featuring a sauna, a hobby/fitness room, and an indoor pool measuring approximately 10 x 4 m with a retractable skylight and access to the garden. The house has been continuously maintained and retains stylish features such as a tiled stove, Solnhofen tiles, high ceilings, and custom-built furniture. The ground floor features spacious living and dining areas with access to the terrace, a kitchen-diner, a utility room, and a guest restroom. The upper floor features the master bedroom with an en suite bathroom, five additional bedrooms, a bathroom with a tub, and a separate restroom. The bright basement includes a separate two-room guest apartment with its own entrance. A well-maintained garden with two terraces, a garage, a bicycle/equipment storage cellar, and potential for expansion or additional storage space in the attic round out this exceptional property. Subject to regulatory review, the property offers interesting development prospects as part of a new construction project under Section 34 of the German Building Code (BauGB).