Wohnhaus An der Beeke 15, Residential building in Syke, Germany.

Wohnhaus An der Beeke 15 is a one-storey brick house built in 1910 in Okel, a village first mentioned in 1189 and now part of Syke. Its entrance sits in a two-storey central riser, and segmental arches span the windows beneath saddle roofs. The building is a listed monument.

Wohnhaus An der Beeke 15 was built in 1910 in the style typical of the turn of the century, with the entrance set in a two-storey central risalit, saddle roofs and segmental arches above the windows. It stands in Okel, a village first mentioned in 1189 and now part of Syke. The building is a protected monument.

Okel, the village where the house stands, was first mentioned in 1189 and belongs today to the town of Syke. The building itself is a listed monument, so its brick facade and window arches are kept as they were built in 1910.

The residence is situated near shops, restaurants, and local amenities throughout Syke. It sits in a central location with convenient access to the town's everyday facilities and services.

The house was built in 1910 in the style typical of the turn of the century, with the entrance set in a two-storey central risalit. Okel, the village where it stands, was first mentioned in 1189, more than seven centuries before the house was built.