Neurenaissance Facade
1/5
A Staircase with Character
2/5
Available Apartment (virtually furnished)
3/5
An eye-catcher since 1889
4/5
Maxvorstadt: Urban & Creative
5/5
Munich – Maxvorstadt

A property with a history and a future

new
Purchase price
2.980.000 €
Land area
200 m²
lettable space
approx. 414 m²
Living space
approx. 330 m²
Commercial space
approx. 84 m²
Construction year
1889
Property ID
WGH 167
Vanessa Springer
Estate agent advertisement
An eye-catcher since 1889

This listed residential and commercial building dates from 1889 and features a Neo-Renaissance façade facing the street. The building comprises six residential units and one commercial unit on the ground floor. The total lettable area is approximately 414 m². All units are let, with the exception of one flat. The attic was converted into living space as early as 2001. The property, which is in need of partial refurbishment, offers interesting potential in an urban, highly sought-after location.

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Central, urban, vibrant: the infrastructure in this location is perfect. Shops for everyday needs are right on the doorstep, as is a wide selection of popular cafés and trendy restaurants. There are various nurseries in the vicinity, including a Montessori centre. In neighbouring Schwabing, there is a Rudolf Steiner School and the City Campus of the Bavarian International School, which comprises a nursery, pre-school and primary school.
Maßmann Park, just a few steps away, is a green oasis in Maxvorstadt and offers sports and play areas, a skate park, a beach volleyball court and a toboggan hill. The English Garden and the Olympic Park are also within easy reach. Maxvorstadt is a lively, creative neighbourhood that appeals to a discerning audience. The nearby Kunstareal, home to the Brandhorst Collection, the three Pinakotheken and the Lenbachhaus, along with the universities and the Academy of Fine Arts, create a cultural environment with exceptional flair. Schwabing and Munich city centre are within easy reach on foot or by bike.

Information

Bus: Technical University (Line 58), approx. 8 minutes’ walk
Tram: Sandstraße (20, 21), approx. 3 minutes’ walk
Underground: Stiglmaierplatz (U1, U7), about a 7-minute walk
S-Bahn: Central Station (main line), approx. 7 minutes by tram
Mainline station: Munich Central Station, approx. 1.6 km by car, approx. 7 minutes by tram
Motorway: Motorway junction (A9), approx. 6 km by car
Airport: Munich Airport, approx. 33 km by car, approx. 45–55 minutes by S-Bahn

Vanessa Springer
Estate agent advertisement
I would be happy to send you the detailed exposé and advise you by phone, email or in person on site. I look forward to talking to you.
Vanessa Springer, Estate agent advertisement
Vanessa Springer, Estate agent advertisement
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