With lake view: Ranking – These are the 7 most expensive villas in Germany

Villa in need of renovation in Starnberg

Built in 1949 in a prime location in Starnberg, the property is awaiting a new owner. The 300 square meters are listed for €5.5 million and, according to the property description, are in need of renovation. The property encompasses just under 1,400 square meters.

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6th place

Colonial-style villa in Starnberg

This impressive villa, also located in Starnberg, is available for €5,680,000. It offers twelve rooms spread over 380 square meters. Built in 1994 in the colonial style, it was most recently extensively renovated in 2016. The property measures 1,200 square meters.

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5th place

Property with existing buildings in Herrsching am Ammersee, Starnberg

The property, built in 1960 and last renovated in 2021, is listed as existing property on Immoscout. It is apparently expected that the new owners will demolish the 220-square-meter house, including its indoor pool, sauna, steam room, and wine cellar. Instead, a more prestigious villa could be built on the 1,500-square-meter plot. The cost: €6 million.

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4th place

Renovated villa from 1904 on Lake Ammersee, Starnberg

According to the exposé, the property, built 121 years ago in solid construction, impresses with numerous historical details that reflect the signature of the northern Italian architect August Pittino. With two full floors, a converted attic, and a partial basement, the €6.4 million villa offers a good 200 square meters of living space. In 2022, the building underwent a comprehensive renovation. The property measures a good 2,600 square meters.

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3rd and 2nd place

Historic walls on Lake Constance and single-family house on Lake Tegernsee

This historic manor house, built in 1391 and featuring late Gothic features, is a cultural monument. The former moated castle, measuring just over 330 square meters, was once owned by the von Hohenklingen family. The property covers an area of almost 5,500 square meters. According to the property description, the equally historic coach house has been granted preliminary planning permission for its conversion from an outbuilding to fully-fledged living space. The installation of new windows and the construction of a dormer window must be coordinated with the monument preservation authorities. The cost: €8 million, placing the property in third place.

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Second place goes to a detached country villa in Gmund am Tegernsee. The living space is 500 square meters, and the property encompasses over 3,100 square meters. The purchase price of the almost 30-year-old property is €11.5 million. Since this is a secret sale, no photos are available.

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1st place Stately estate on Lake Hubertus in Berlin-Grunewald.

This Art Nouveau villa, built in 1906, offers 1,210 square meters of space spread across 22 rooms, including ten bathrooms. The property, with direct access to Lake Hubertus in Berlin-Grunewald, measures a good 2,700 square meters. The garage has space for five cars. According to the property description, the property was last renovated in 2018 at a cost of €12.9 million.