Villa Frankenburg—an icon of historic architecture—was built by Prince Karl of Bavaria under the direction of the renowned architect Michael Tölzer. Prince Karl of Bavaria (full name: Karl Theodor Maximilian August, 1795–1875) was a Bavarian field marshal and Imperial Councilor. As the younger brother of King Ludwig I, he played a pivotal role in Bavarian military history during the 19th century and is, among other things, the historical namesake of the Upper Bavarian municipality of Karlsfeld. Originally conceived as a residence for Prince Karl of Bavaria and his second wife, Henriette, the estate was completed in 1866 and has since been preserved as an outstanding example of royal architecture. As a listed architectural gem, Villa Frankenburg once again shines with the splendor that once so impressively defined it, while its historical integrity has been thoughtfully preserved. In recent years, the villa underwent a comprehensive restoration carried out by experts. In strict compliance with historic preservation regulations, elaborate paintwork, ornate stucco, and impressive frescoes were faithfully reconstructed. The reconstruction was based on detailed historical documentation as well as contemporary technical expertise. The result is a timeless blend of historical authenticity and modern living comfort that impressively preserves the character of the original architecture while ensuring contemporary usability. Villa Frankenburg comprises approximately 20 rooms and boasts a generous total floor area of about 738 m². The park-like grounds cover approximately 3,764 m² and frame the property with a stately setting that offers a spectacular view of Lake Tegernsee. Spacious living and private rooms, the highest-quality craftsmanship, and exquisite finishes characterize the interior and lend each area a distinctive elegance. The architecture captivates with a harmonious blend of classical grandeur and light-filled, contemporary craftsmanship. Today, Villa Frankenburg shines in new splendor without compromising its historical integrity. Its meticulous restoration has transformed it into an incomparable retreat that offers flexible usage options to meet the highest standards.
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- Tegernsee
- Denkmalgeschützte Villa
The Prince's Villa. A stately residence overlooking Lake Tegernsee.
Price on request
Purchase price
738 m²
Living area
3.764 m²
Plot area
20
rooms
Basic data
- Property number2848
- Property typeDenkmalgeschützte Villa
- Construction year1866
- rooms20
- LiftYes
- Conditionrefurbished
- Availableby arrangement
Area listing
- Living areaappr. 738 m2
- Usable areaappr. 738 m2
- Plot areaappr. 3.764 m2
Purchase price
- PricePrice on request
- Buyer commission3.57%, including sales tax
- Commission noteIn the event that a purchase agreement is concluded for the aforementioned property, a buyer’s commission of 3.57%, including 19% statutory value-added tax, is due based on the purchase price certified by a notary. However, within the scope of application of Sections 656a et seq. of the German Civil Code (BGB), the amount of the buyer’s commission is limited by the commission payable by the seller. The payment of the commission is governed by the purchase agreement.
Location info
For decades, Lake Tegernsee has held an extraordinary appeal. Located about 50 km south of Munich, this area offers an incomparable and unique charm thanks to its enchanting lakeside landscape and majestic mountain panorama in the Upper Bavarian Alpine foothills. In Tegernsee, the combination of a lifestyle close to nature with numerous recreational opportunities and modern infrastructure—including excellent connections to the state capital, Munich—creates a particularly pleasant living experience. In the neighboring town of Rottach-Egern, you’ll also find not only a wide variety of shopping options that go far beyond daily necessities, but also renowned doctors and secondary schools. Well-known and diverse restaurants round out the picture. Villa Frankenburg is located in the southern part of Tegernsee, just about 60 meters from the shore of Lake Tegernsee, so that spontaneous walks along the lake can become a regular part of your routine. At the same time, both the Tegernsee train station and the Bräustüberl—known far beyond the city limits—are just a few minutes’ walk away.
Transport connections
- Gymnasium Tegernsee (Linie 355, 356, 357, 359, 360), ca. 2 Minuten zu Fuß
- Tegernsee (RB 57), ca. 2 Autominuten
- Autobahnanschluss A8, ca. 31 km mit dem PKW
- Flughafen München, ca. 80 km mit dem PKW
Map
Highlights
- Fully restored and renovated
- Grand entrance hall
- Unique ceiling heights with stucco work and murals
- Passenger elevator to every floor
- Original Versailles-style parquet floors
- Historic ceramic stoves from the Wilhelminian era
- Park-like gardens with unobstructed views of Lake Tegernsee
- Three separately accessible guest apartments
- Access to the property from both sides
- Expansion with a south-facing sunroom
- Partial commercial use possible
- High-end designer kitchen in the master suite
- Comprehensive renovation of building services
- Large-format wooden lattice windows
- Sauna in the garden with direct access from the villa
- Flexible usage options, both commercial and private
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