2023-06-23 12:25:52
Essen (NRW) – Here you live on historical ground. Groundbreaking ceremony at the most prominent construction site in Essen-Bredeney. The last Krupp boss and Ruhr baron lived on the 21,000 square meter property Berthold Beitz († 99) with his wife Else from 1955 until his death in 2013.
Seven city villas with 47 luxury apartments are planned
Foto: beyond visual arts GmbH
Now, by the end of 2025, seven city villas with 47 luxury condominiums (up to 233 sqm) will be built here – called “Bredeney Park”. Four of the villas offer a dream view of Baldeneysee and Villa Hügel. Square meter price: more than 7000 euros! According to the marketer Böcker-Wohnimmobilien GmbH, the penthouse apartment with a view of the lake will cost around 2.3 million euros.
There are also interested parties from abroad for the apartments
Foto: beyond visual arts GmbH
Private park with viewing platform
Residential development is to take up only 30 percent of the area. The rest remains as a private park – including the viewing platform.
According to the marketer, 20 percent of the living space has already been sold, and there are reservations for another ten percent. The buyers and interested parties come from Essen, the wider Ruhr area, Düsseldorf and even from Switzerland.
Berthold and Else Beitz in the garden in front of their villa
Photo: Hennes Multhaup
The road to the project was as rocky as the banks of the Ruhr. After the death of the manager, the family turned down a purchase of the villa (built in 1955) offered by Thyssenkrupp. Monument protection initiatives failed, and the city’s first building permit was withdrawn by the district government.
In 2021 the legendary Beitz villa was demolished
Photo: Christoph Reichwein (crei)
Berthold Beitz’s legendary villa was finally demolished two years ago. The way for a new development was clear…
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