An artistic masterpiece: a historic villa with exquisite interior design and an idyllic garden

In the heart of Nymphenburg, between Nymphenburg Palace Park and the Royal Hirschgarten, stands this exceptional period villa, built in 1925. Nestled within a spacious, park-like garden, this very charming house offers the utmost in privacy. The Munich-based interior designer and decorator Philipp Vogt is responsible for the outstanding design. The property was featured in the architecture magazine ‘Architectural Digest’.

A place of tranquillity, elegance and well-being near Nymphenburg Palace, not far from the bustling Romanplatz: the moment you step inside the villa, you cannot help but be captivated by its magic. The rooms exude tranquillity, timelessness and an almost meditative quality.

Modern minimalism blends with Far Eastern contemplation. The focus is on atmosphere and materiality. The colour palette explores the full spectrum of grey and brown tones in all their shades and nuances. Natural stone, wood, iron and linen lend a sense of sensuality with their natural textures.

The premises cover approximately 211 m², spread over two residential floors and a garden level. The ground floor houses the reception rooms. The upper floor accommodates the private bedrooms, a dressing room and two bathrooms. A highlight is the spacious, park-like garden, which exudes a peaceful, almost fairytale-like, enchanted atmosphere and represents an oasis of calm and relaxation in the heart of Nymphenburg. The villa offers potential for extension through an annexe, which could create additional living space for a family. A double garage and several outdoor parking spaces round off this gem, which is an absolute rarity.