Gut Annaberg, Heritage building in Friesdorf, Germany.
Gut Annaberg is a two-story residential building in Bad Godesberg featuring architectural details typical of early 20th-century German construction. The structure displays design elements that reflect the building practices of that period.
The building dates from the early 20th century and became part of Bad Godesberg's residential development. It underwent alterations over the decades that reflected changing architectural preferences of successive generations.
This architectural monument forms part of a network of heritage sites that document the development of German residential architecture in North Rhine-Westphalia.
The building sits in the Friesdorf neighborhood and is accessible via pedestrian paths in the surrounding area. Bus stops nearby connect the district to Bad Godesberg station and other parts of the city.
The house preserves its original garden area, showing how indoor spaces were once connected to the surrounding landscape. This kind of spatial arrangement between home and grounds is less common today.
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