This villa combines contemporary architecture, premium materials and an exceptional waterfront setting on Lake Scharmützelsee to create a harmonious overall concept. Offering approximately 453 m² of living space, the property is defined by generous proportions, clean architectural lines, abundant natural light and a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living. Expansive floor-to-ceiling glazing frames the lake and the mature trees, making the surrounding landscape an integral part of almost every room.
Upon entering the house, the eye is immediately drawn through the full-height windows towards the lake. At the heart of the home is the impressive living and dining area of more than 100 m², featuring ceiling heights of up to 6.40 metres. Its south-east and south-west orientation allows natural light to accompany the living spaces throughout the day while connecting effortlessly to the two spacious lake-view terraces. A three-sided Leda fireplace and a carefully designed lighting concept create a warm and inviting atmosphere during the evening hours.
The approximately 30 m² next125 designer kitchen integrates naturally into the open-plan living area. A generous kitchen island, worktops crafted from Norwegian Lapponia Verde natural granite, and high-quality appliances by Miele and Liebherr combine timeless design with outstanding functionality.
The upper floor accommodates the private primary suite, offering views across Lake Scharmützelsee, a bespoke dressing room and a spacious bathroom. This level is complemented by an open gallery with a library and home office, which can easily be converted into an additional bedroom if desired.

The garden level is dedicated to relaxation and well-being. A private wellness area featuring an indoor swimming pool with counter-current system, a sauna and elegant natural stone finishes opens directly onto the garden, creating a tranquil retreat within the home.
A further highlight is the rooftop terrace of more than 30 m², offering sweeping views across Lake Scharmützelsee, the mature trees and the surrounding Brandenburg landscape.
For cinema and music enthusiasts, the villa features a fully integrated home entertainment system. A motorised Stewart projection screen disappears discreetly into the ceiling and, together with a Sony laser projector and a premium KEF/Denon sound system, provides an exceptional home cinema experience without compromising the open architectural design.
One of the defining design elements throughout the villa is the Norwegian natural granite Lapponia Verde. The stone is used consistently in the flooring, bathrooms and kitchen, creating a cohesive material concept throughout the residence. This is complemented by numerous bespoke built-in furnishings, including the library, dressing rooms, wardrobes and sideboards, all individually designed to complement the architecture of the home.
These custom-made built-in furnishings remain with the property, together with the designer kitchen, the home cinema system and numerous additional high-quality features. The documented replacement value of the included built-in furnishings and technical equipment exceeds €300,000.
An adjoining building plot of approximately 1,500 m², located directly next to the property, is available for purchase by separate agreement.