Your piece of world cultural heritage: Exclusive & completely renovated

Built in 1612 and extended by a wing at the rear in 1840, this prestigious old town house impressively combines historical chronology with modern architectural craftsmanship. Surrounded by famous buildings such as the Buddenbrookhaus, the Schabbelhaus and the Tesdorpfhaus, the Berkentienhaus blends harmoniously into the streetscape from an architectural and historical point of view. In 1996-1998, the Dielenhaus was thoroughly renovated according to the Biedermeier model, and centuries-old glasswork and ceiling paintings were restored and uncovered in the process. In 2013-2015, extensive modernisation work was carried out on the second and third floors. The original main entrance from Mengstraße gives you access to another era. The inner courtyard provides a further, attractive entrance to the imposing hallway with a view of the gallery. The hallway, which originally served as a "parlour", and a further room that can be used individually are complemented by a fitted kitchen framed in glass. The wing houses the utility room with adjoining storage room and is conveniently accessed via the inner courtyard. The exterior appearance and parts of the interior design are subject to a preservation order. The birch hall on the first floor is of particular importance, characterised by unique paintings and floorboards laid throughout, creating a special atmosphere. This level is complemented by a spacious room together with a guest room and two separate toilets. The first floor impresses with a loft-like character, the centrepiece of which is the living and dining area with the transition to the high-quality fitted kitchen. There is also space for a bathroom and two adjoining rooms. On the top floor, there is an attractive bedroom with adjoining bathroom and a separate fitted kitchen. Practical fixtures such as a built-in wardrobe and a sideboard facilitate storage options. The heating system is also located on this level. The attic level contains historical relics such as master craftsmen's certificates, tools and glasswork. Colourful glass samples are reminiscent of a bygone era. Enjoy carefree hours in the inner courtyard, which guarantees unrestricted privacy. The impressive cellar area extends over the original part of the house as well as the side wing, where all the building services (except the heating system) are located. A piece of Lübeck history awaits a new era.