A historic townhouse dating from 1936, with a garden and a wood-burning stove, in a quiet part of Schwabing

Idyllic charm, generous living space and an atmospheric garden: this townhouse, built in 1936, has everything you could wish for in a perfect family home. It is situated on a short cul-de-sac lined with historic buildings in the heart of Schwabing. The property is subject to listed building status. With a width of 7 metres – exceptional for a townhouse – it exudes a sense of spaciousness and grandeur.

The living area of approx. 178 m² is spread across the garden level and three upper floors. The house offers six rooms plus a living/dining area. A seventh room could be created by partitioning off a large room. The highlight is the open-plan living/dining area with kitchen: ceiling heights of up to approx. 3 m, light-coloured marble, a wood-burning stove and virtually floor-to-ceiling glass fronts create an airy ambience and provide easy access to the terrace and garden. Historic herringbone parquet flooring, a round-arched passageway, panelled doors with brass fittings and a historic wooden staircase add stylish touches. Two bathrooms with natural light, a guest WC, a north-facing and a south-facing balcony, as well as a basement with a utility room, workshop and storage areas complete the layout. Personal preferences can be realised as part of a modernisation project.

Particularly noteworthy is the central yet quiet location. Münchner Freiheit, Hohenzollernstraße and Kaiserplatz, with their shops, cafés and restaurants, are within easy walking distance. The English Garden, Luitpoldpark and Ungererbad are all nearby, as are three playgrounds and excellent schools.