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1887 Castle Schöneck – Frankfurt, Germany

Posted on OHD: 5/25/18. As of 8/1/22, it was no longer for sale. It is archived here for historical reference and educational purposes.

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Frankfurt, Hessen, Germany

Castle Schöneck was built by the well-known Munich architect Gabriel von Seidl, who also designed a lot of famous buildings, e.g. the German Museum, the Bavarian National Museum, the Lerbach Castle in Bensberg and many others.

Not only the German Empress Viktoria but also numerous members of the noble House of Bismarck resided at this unique estate with its generous proportions and its collection of valuable masterpieces of interior design.

After having entered the prestigious grand entrance hall with an open fireplace you will find diverse top-class premises - e.g. the masterful „Herrenzimmer“ (study) with its walls embellished by Otto Hupp in 1894. The spacious living area - a former ballroom in which the German Empress Victoria herself danced - is outstandingly impressive with its open fireplace, gallery and unique ceiling embellishments. From the living area and via a generously dimensioned terrace you reach the 1.500 sqm castle garden.

A high professional kitchen with lofty vaulted ceiling, cooking island and a wine cabinet makes the hearts of gourmets beat faster.

The light-flooded bedrooms offer splendid views of the castle garden. The master- bathroom captivates due to contemporary, functional design (e.g. Philippe Starck) with rainforest shower and round bath tub.

All in all this stately ground level residence seems more like a one-of-a-kind villa.
4 Bed · 3 Bath · 4,305 Sq Ft · 0.37 Ac.
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