Villa Scheid, Cultural heritage villa in Limburg an der Lahn, Germany.

Villa Scheid is a two-story residential building from the 1930s in Limburg an der Lahn with distinctive architectural features. The ground floor showcases brick masonry while uniform windows and glass-accented balconies define the facade and bring light into the interior spaces.

Architect Otto Scheid designed and built this residential structure between 1931 and 1932. The property preserves an ornate wrought iron gate from 1875, which predates the main building by decades.

The park, the tea house and part of the villa are rented out for private and business events. The programme has included open-air concerts, cabaret, an English garden party and art exhibitions. The wrought-iron gate at the street, made in 1875 for the company W. + J. Scheid, is a detail to look for.

The villa, park and tea house are used for private and business events, including open-air concerts, cabaret, an English garden festival and art exhibitions. The property is privately used and opens to visitors only on certain days, so check the event programme before planning a visit.

The wrought-iron gate on the street side is the former factory entrance of the company W. + J. Scheid, made in 1875, decades before the villa was built. The balconies have glass elements in their floors that let light down into the ground floor.