Stylish historic villa with generous living space in Nymphenburg

Generous living space, timelessly modern fittings and historic charm make this 1930s family villa – which was modernised in 2006 – a rare opportunity in Nymphenburg. The large windows flood the house with light, whilst the mature trees surrounding the property ensure peace and privacy – almost every room offers views of the greenery.

This detached villa boasts a living area of approximately 271 m² plus additional usable space, spread over four floors. In addition to a spacious living and dining area with white double doors, a kitchen and a library, there are four bedrooms, three natural stone bathrooms and, in the attic, a study with exposed roof beams. The basement offers numerous storage and cellar rooms, providing ample storage space. Nestled within a lush, park-like plot of 630 m² in the sought-after Nymphenburg area, this villa – which is not listed as a historic monument – combines historic charm with modern living comfort and a tasteful aesthetic that is harmonious down to the last detail.

Historic features such as oiled oak herringbone parquet flooring, white-lacquered panelled doors with original brass fittings and, in some cases, historic casement windows harmonise with modern additions such as the timelessly elegant natural stone bathrooms, creating a home that is as atmospheric as it is unique.