Restored Windmill With A View Of The Mittelland Canal

The historically restored Buchholz windmill is far more than just a residential building - it is a unique piece of architecture with cultural depth and an extraordinary presence.

The listed building has been extensively renovated with great respect for its historical substance and transformed into a unique living space. On approx. 184 m² of living space, spread over several levels with a total of five rooms, an extraordinary spatial structure unfolds, which is characterized by the characteristic octagonal basic structure. This gives each level a special spatial effect that is clearly different from conventional architecture. The plot covers approx. 565 m² and frames the building at an appropriate distance without diminishing its presence.

A well thought-out usage concept unfolds over several storeys: spacious common areas, open sight lines, a central air space and precisely inserted fixtures create a connection between the historical construction and modern design. The room layout allows both prestigious living as well as flexible usage options, for example for work or studio purposes.

On the second floor, the spacious living area with direct access to the terrace forms the heart of the house. The kitchen is functionally integrated without compromising the openness of the floor plan. On the levels above, there are private retreat areas, bedrooms and a high-quality bathroom. The original supporting structure of the mill remains visible at all times, lending the rooms authenticity and character.

The renovation was carried out with the aim of preserving the historical substance while integrating contemporary technology. High-quality materials, custom-made fixtures and fittings and modern building services ensure modern comfort in an exceptional architectural setting.

This mill is not an off-the-peg property - it is unique for people who appreciate individuality, history and architectural clarity.