Eckernförde: Kaiserhof becomes a luxury living dream on the Baltic Sea!

Eckernförde: Kaiserhof becomes a luxury living dream on the Baltic Sea!

In Eckernförde, the historic Kaiserhof, a former hotel, dance hall and brothel property, has suffered from neglect for many years. Kaiserhof Immobilien GmbH took over the building in 2022 with the aim of subjecting the time-honored structure to a comprehensive renovation project. The aim of the measures is to restore the imperial court, which was built in 1882 and is classified as a cultural monument, to its former charm. However, it remains unclear whether the building ever housed an emperor.

The roof of the Kaiserhof has currently been dismantled to enable necessary renovation work. Loud kn online Five luxury apartments are planned for the expansion and redesign of the building, the purchase prices of which are between 1.1 and 2.2 million euros.

Renovation work in progress

The dismantling of the roof structure has already been completed and the statics in the basement have been prepared. The challenging work also includes securing the listed south and west walls. These walls are supported with a steel structure to ensure their stability. In addition, 36 micro-piles were inserted six meters deep into the ground to cast a new foundation. Completion of the steel beam installation is scheduled for early July, while dismantling of the remainder of the building is scheduled for mid-August.

Parallel to the work on the Kaiserhof, excavation work will also be carried out on the adjacent former Lindenhof site, where a new development with three apartment buildings is planned. A total of 19 condominiums are planned there with prices between 265,000 and 815,000 euros.

Apartments with exclusive views

The five new apartments with sizes between 94 and 156 square meters will be built in the Kaiserhof, with one apartment having already been allocated. These apartments offer a view of Eckernförde Bay, the marina and the old town. The total costs for the Kaiserhof and Lindenhof projects amount to around 16 million euros. Buyers from the region are granted preferential rights over the marketing of the properties Baltic Sea real estate relieved.

Completion of the entire project is planned for the third quarter of 2027, and this will bring new life to another piece of history in Eckernförde.