Wildemannsgasse 8 was a Gothic Timber framed house in Kassel, Germany. It was build probably in the early 16th century and was later modified in the neoclassical style. From this period also the tower like gable on the rear of the building originates from.

This house was along with the whole Streets Wildemannsgasse, Graben, and Marktgasse from which the latter doesnt exist anymore, destroyed during the British air raids on the old town of Kassel on the 22th octobre 1943.