Haus Tannenberg
Haus Tannenberg stands in Bremen’s Burglesum district as a two-storey, plastered villa with a hipped roof. Built in 1852 as a summer residence, it presents a garden-facing central risalit, a veranda and two single-storey wings with roof terraces.
Merchant Anton Nielsen expanded the property in 1861 with designs by Alexander Schröder and Wilhelm Benque. Banker Bernhard Loose later commissioned further exterior changes, while Theodor Rosenbusch led another renovation after the Range family moved in during 1952. The Henne family restored the villa after acquiring it in 2010, and it remains a private residence.
A basement lies beneath the house, whose classicist form has received monument protection in Bremen since 1995.
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