As reported by Sky News Real Estate’s Prue Miller, the baroque-inspired villa was built in the 1920s and is situated within an UNESCO World Heritage site.
The Berlin Wall ran through the property’s grounds.
The exterior of the building features arched windows and an entrance portico with high pillars.
Villa Kampffmeyer seen from the river. Picture: Getty Images
The home’s ground floor is centred around the Great Hall, which boasts a fireplace, oak staircase, rich wood panelling and an upper gallery with carved ceiling.
The home’s library has an antique stone fireplace, parquet flooring and an ornate ceiling, while the adjacent Blue Salon has silk wall coverings and a fireplace.
Villa Kampffmeyer was originally built in the 1920s. Picture: Getty Images
There’s also a music room, a formal dining room and a stunning kitchen with dark granite benchtops.
The master bedroom has impressive views of the landscaped gardens, while the private adjacent study offers views to the nearby lake and castles.
A guest wing offers several bedrooms, while the basement area has a large apartment for staff use.
Resource: realestate.com.au
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