Villa Herrlichkeit 26, Historicist residential villa in Syke, Germany.

Villa Herrlichkeit 26 is a two-storey rendered building with a hipped roof, a three-axis Neoclassical central risalit facing the street, and a cornice with a console frieze. It stands at the corner of Bundesstraße 6 and Steinkamp and has been extended with an annex; it is still used as a dwelling.

The building was constructed around 1900 and was the residence of Syke mayor Wilhelm Ohse and his wife Luise. After that period, it continued to serve as a private residence.

The building shows features of early 20th-century residential architecture with its symmetrical facade and refined decorative details. This design approach was typical for wealthy families in German towns during that period.

The building is located at the intersection of Bundesstraße 6 and Steinkamp and is easily visible from the street. Since it is an occupied private residence, it can only be viewed from outside.

The neighbouring Villa Herrlichkeit 24 is a near-identical building that is also listed as a monument, so the two can be compared side by side from the street. The garden of No. 26 was later built over with row houses.