A Retreat Steeped in the History of the Gugenheim Ensemble

A Retreat with History. A Home of Enduring Value.Set in the historic villa district of Babelsberg, one of Potsdam's most sought-after residential locations, this exceptional property has its roots in circa 1908. Originally built as the coach house of the renowned Gugenheim Ensemble, it now combines historic architecture with contemporary comfort in a truly distinctive way.As part of a comprehensive heritage-sensitive transformation in 2006, the residence was redesigned under the direction of architect Markus Engel, in close collaboration with heritage conservationist Jörg Limberg.

The result is a home that preserves its original character while meeting the highest standards of contemporary living.The park-like grounds, with their mature trees and exceptional privacy, create an atmosphere of remarkable tranquillity. Generous expanses of glazing bring the surrounding landscape into the home, allowing interior and exterior spaces to merge in seamless harmony.A refined selection of high-quality materials-including Belgian bluestone, natural timber flooring and bespoke timber windows, defines the elegant interior.

The sophisticated kitchen, centred around a generous island and equipped with premium appliances by SMEG and Gaggenau, forms the heart of the home. The converted attic offers additional versatility, whether as an atelier, library, guest accommodation or private workspace.A rare property in which history, architecture and quality of living come together with exceptional ease-authentic, timeless and of enduring value.