A timber-framed house in the Isartal valley with an idyllic garden and approximately 70 m² of potential for conversion in the attic

A little oasis in the city: this semi-detached house, built in 1994, stands out for its family-friendly nature, its very quiet neighbourhood and its well-maintained condition. It is an Isartaler timber-framed house built to high environmental standards. The premium developer, based in Holzkirchen in Upper Bavaria, has been in business for over 100 years and has received numerous awards.

The property spans two floors and offers a living area of approximately 117 m². The ground floor comprises a living room, dining area, kitchen and a shower room. The first floor features three bedrooms and a bathroom with a bath and shower. The well-maintained fittings include a tiled stove, parquet flooring and a sauna in the basement. It would be conceivable to convert the loft, although this would need to be assessed on a case-by-case basis. Depending on the plans, this could create additional living space of around 40 m² (70 m² of usable space). A lovingly landscaped showpiece garden with a covered terrace, outdoor seating area, small pond and tool shed complements this property. The property is rounded off by a single garage.

The semi-detached house is nestled in a quiet residential neighbourhood (30 km/h zone) with low-rise buildings and large gardens. Hadern combines established neighbourhoods and family-friendly amenities with easy access to Munich city centre.