Schwägrichenstraße 23
South central Leipzig
This magnificent Wilhelminian villa in neo-renaissance style is a prime example of the resplendent homes occupied by Leipzig’s merchants in the late-19th century. Originally built for consul Josef Petermann, who owned the famous Petershof trade fair venue, it has been refurbished with great attention to detail to reflect both its listed status and today’s requirements and is a prominent landmark in the historical Waldstrasse district. The other property on this spacious plot is the former coach house.
- Standort:Leipzig
- Typ:Villa
- Baujahr:Built in the late-19th century
- Sanierungsjahr:Refurbished in 2011
- Lage:
Situated in the old, prestigious Waldstrasse district, a few minutes’ walk from central Leipzig and in the direct vicinity of both Rosental Park and soccer stadium Red Bull Arena.
- Besonderheiten:
Historical details such as beautiful stucco ceilings and handcrafted wood and stone carvings have been meticulously restored and testify to the time-honoured splendour of this magnificent building.
